Month: January 2025

​[[{“value”:”Hello! I’m new-ish to AS/400 & iSeries. I began working with it about a year and half ago , which I’m in more of a configuration role – not development. I really enjoy Manhattan iSeries , & I’ve been in debug to read code before & found it very interesting. I’m working if it’s worth learning more about? Or is going to be obsolete here soon? I’m 22 , so I just don’t want to learn something for it to be out the door in the year.
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​[[{“value”:”As soon as we handled Y2K I thought when we reached date 2039 we would have something in place to prevent the “2039 problem”.
What is the “2039 problem”? This only occurs with dates with years that are just two characters. A date data type, character or numeric representation of a date, that has a two character year uses the following rule to determine the century:

40 – 99:  Century is assumed to be “19”
00 – 39:  The assumption is that the century is “20”

We are 24 years away from 2039, but soon there a going to be applications that will need to use dates beyond that year. When I attended COMMON’s Navigate in Toronto, in November 2024, Barbara Morris, IBM’s lead developer for the RPG compiler, told us that it would be up to us, the IBM i developers, to remedy the issue. The way RPG handles dates will remain unchanged.
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​[[{“value”:”A recent investigation has revealed that attackers are exploiting vulnerabilities in IBM i Access Client Solutions (ACS) to steal Windows user credentials.
This alarming discovery highlights the risks associated with the WINLOGON authentication mode, which IBM recently deprecated due to compatibility issues with Windows 11’s Local Security Authority (LSA) Protection.”}]] Read More 

​IBM i Access Client Solutions Might Be Leaking Your Passwords Read More 

​Attackers Exploit IBM i Access Client Solutions on Windows 11 To Steal Passwords Read More