Comparing differences between objects in two IFS directories [email protected] (Simon Hutchinson)

​[[{“value”:”While it has been possible to compare the contents of two directories in the IFS it has not been, well, simple. A new addition to Db2 for i, SQL, in the latest round of Technology Refreshes, IBM i 7.5 TR4 and IBM i 7.4 TR10. Makes it a whole lot, well, easier.
The new SQL Table function, COMPARE_IFS uses the output from the Table functions IFS_OBJECT_STATISTICS and IFS_OBJECT_PRIVILEGES to compare the objects in two IFS directories to one another. It will only check the following object types:

Character special files, *CHRSF
Directories, *DIR
Name pipes, *FIFO
Local sockets, *SOCKET
Stream files, *STMF
Symbolic links, *SYMLNK

I created two subfolders within my home directory, /home/MyDir, called subdir1 and subdir2. I uploaded some files into each one. Some were the same files, others were different files, and some files had the same names but different contents.
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Turn Green Screens into Automation on the IBM i Rob Spivey

​[[{“value”:”Do you have a bottleneck in data entry? Are you manually entering data through the green screen and experiencing data accuracy errors? And, don’t you have better things for your expensive administrators to do anyway? Let’s explore how we can reduce the expensive data entry work involved in inputting data into your #IBMi systems… If
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Moving my IBM i to a Higher Password Level NickLitten

​aka – “What do I need to consider before moving my IBM i to a Higher Password Level?” Before moving your IBM i Power System to a higher password level, there are several important considerations to ensure a smooth transition and maintain system security: By carefully planning and considering these factors, you can successfully move Read More 

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