Why is Shield Advanced Solutions Ltd often seen at COMMON User Group Events? common.org/navigate-florida2024 Shield is an ISV (IBM Software Vendor), and has been for many years. We create software solutions for the IBM i Read More
i Access Client – can I launch tn5250 from CMD prompt with password argument ? Key_Elk_6981
[[{“value”:”Is there a way to invoke a tn5250 session from the windows CMD prompt by running the appropriate java command and pass a password as an argument?
I’m running version 1.1.8.8 of iACS.
I don’t see any sort of documentation on this sort thing in the Help.
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NOMAIN vs LINEAR: Advantages for IBM RPG Code NickLitten
In our clan of gray haired AS400 and iSERIES programmers, we all have roots in the good old RPG LOGIC CYCLE. We have one foot in the old world of huge programs with tens of thousands of lines written in a very start-middle-end style, often with many subroutines. The other foot is in the modern Read More
Securing the Gateway: Authentication and Authorization Challenges in Generative AI Profound Logic
[[{“value”:”Ensuring proper authentication and authorization in generative AI applications is critical for businesses. Discover essential security strategies and how Profound AI seamlessly integrates with existing security infrastructures.
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Deleting objects in the IFS with a SQL scalar function [email protected] (Simon Hutchinson)
[[{“value”:”This post is a two-for-one where I will explain how two of the additions that came in the latest Technology Refreshes go together.
The first is a new scalar function IFS_UNLINK, which is found in the SYSTOOLS library, that deletes IFS objects that are passed to it as a parameter. Behind the scenes it calls the unlink() C API. The scalar function returns the integer value that is returned by the C API. If it completed successfully, IFS_UNLINK returns a value of zero. If there was an error the scalar function returns an errno value.
The second addition, ERRNO_INFO, which is also found in the SYSTOOLS library, is a Table function that will return the description of the errno passed to it.
The easiest way I know to be able to show you how it works is to show an example of using it.
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