Scott Forstie of IBM i joins Charlie Guarino on TechTalk SMB to talk about enhancements in the new IBM i releases, including new SQL capabilities, improved authority collection for IFS and security advances such as MFA.From: TechChannel Read More
The Biggest Trends in the 2025 State of IBM i Security Study Fortra
IBM i security is a top priority for nearly every organization that uses the OS, but achieving this goal is easier said than done. Every year, IT environments grow in complexity – making it difficult to prioritize IBM i security.The 2025 State of IBM i Security Study results are here to help you make the most of your time and resources. IBM i security experts Amy Williams and Sandi Moore walk you through the new data, illustrated by examples from their work helping hundreds of IBM i organizations.Watch this webinar to understand:- Real-world data from actual IBM i systems- Today’s top IBM i security trends- Action-oriented tips to help you make improvements on your systemsIf you’re responsible for cybersecurity, compliance, or IBM i systems, you don’t want to miss this session!Find out where your systems are secure and where they could be vulnerable with a free IBM i Security Scan: https://www.fortra.com/solutions/ibmi-as400/security-vulnerability-scan Read More
Release Levels for IBM i Services (SQL) Alan Seiden
[[{“value”:”IBM i Services are a growing, innovative use of SQL on the IBM i platform. These services are SQL-based functions and views that provide convenient access to system functionality. For example, VS Code for i uses the LIBRARY_INFO table function. Because these SQL-based services are added and enhanced over time, each service has an operating system release and Group PTF level at which it became available. Our LIBRARY_INFO example was provided in IBM i 7.3 with Group PTF SF99703, Level 18, and enhanced with SF99703 Level 22. For IBM i 7.4, it was SF99704, Level 7, and enhanced with SF99704 Level…
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Coding in RPG (IBM i/AS400). Using SENSITIVE and INSENSITIVE cursors. Christian Larsen
[[{“value”:”In this video, I’ll guide you through how sensitivity options work for cursors in embedded SQL on the IBM i — and why understanding SENSITIVE, INSENSITIVE, and ASENSITIVE cursors is essential for writing clean, reliable RPG applications!
If you’re working with embedded SQL in RPG and want to better control how your programs react to real-time data changes (or you just want to improve your database coding skills), this video is for you.”}]] Read More
Is it quicker to calculate the name of the day of the week using modern RPG or SQL? RPGPGM
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