[[{“value”:”Explore how strategic retirement of IBM i applications can reduce technical debt and free resources for innovation. Learn how Profound AppEvo supports successful system decommissioning while maintaining business continuity.
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Introducing IT Social Hour: A Pair of 2024 Rising Stars Sound Off Andrew Wig
[[{“value”:”To kick off the new roundtable-style conversation series, Robyn Lafleche and Isaac Thibault talk about their paths to IBM Power, share their observations on the skills gap and try to predict the future
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Remain Software ‘Plows Through Dev Barriers’ With TD/OMS V17.0 Milestone 2 Andrew Wig
[[{“value”:”Remain Software announces the release of TD/OMS V17.0 Milestone 2, a significant update to its flagship application lifecycle management (ALM) solution.
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Rising Stars Share Their Stories on the Debut of IT Social Hour TechChannel
To kick off the new roundtable-style conversation series, two of TechChannel’s 2024 Rising Stars join host Andy Wig to talk about how they found themselves working on IBM i, share their observations of their industry and make some predictions about its future.From: TechChannel Read More
New SQL procedure to end multiple jobs [email protected] (Simon Hutchinson)
[[{“value”:”As part of the latest Technology Refresh, IBM i 7.5 TR5 and IBM i 7.4 TR11, comes a new SQL procedure easily end multiple jobs in one statement. This procedure is called END_JOBS, and it is found in the SYSTOOLS library.
This procedure has ten parameters, most of them will be familiar you if you know the End Job command, ENDJOB. The parameters are:
JOB_NAME_FILTER: The unqualified job name, what I called the “short job name”. If not given the default is *ALL. CURRENT_USER_LIST_FILTER: Up to ten user profiles, separated by a comma. The default is for all users.
SUBSYSTEM_LIST_FILTER: Up to 25 subsystem names, separated by a comma. If not given them all subsystems are considered
END_OPTION: Like the OPTION parameter in the ENDJOB command. The allowed values are CONTROLLED or IMMEDIATE. Controlled is the default.
END_CONTROLLED_DELAY: Like the DELAY parameter of ENDJOB. If the END_OPTION in controlled then this is the number of seconds it waits before it ends the job.
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