- IBM AIX and Red Hat Identity Managementby Andrey Klyachkin on 2024-05-03 at 11:08
also known as FreeIPA
- (281) AIX and PowerHA on QEMU ppc64on 2024-05-02 at 07:31
https://github.com/mjsamp/AIX-on-qemu-ppc64/blob/main/README.md QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer. This is an attempt to emulate it on Qemu running in a Linux x86_64 machine.
- Copy That: A Quick Cautionary Tale About Data Transfersby Emma Pitzl on 2024-05-01 at 22:02
Rob McNelly also shares some IBM Support docs and a scary story of a cyberattack that didn’t happen The post Copy That: A Quick Cautionary Tale About Data Transfers appeared first on TechChannel.
- Mike Davison on LinkedIn: IBM POWERby View Profile on 2024-04-27 at 09:37
IBM POWER – Top 10 CPU processes
- Recommendations for Implementing Geographic Logical Volume Manager (GLVM) On-Premises and on the Cloudon 2024-04-24 at 17:23
Hence we are focusing only on IBM AIX Geographic Logical Volume Manager (GLVM) which provides data mirroring capabilities between AIX systems. This IBM Redpaper introduces the AIX Geographic Logical Volume Manage and examines DR options for AIX, both on premises and in the Cloud.
A screen a story – time to unlock yourself
We humans are with habits, sometimes bad habits. I am no judge there, but as you may know or not know I am from the Netherlands. In my country we have a TV commercial which is trying to bring their product to the market with the sentence: “you are happy with what you have until […]
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Configuring ACS Printer Emulation
Before I say another word on this, I have to declare that I personally feel that using ACS run as a Printer Emulation should be considered a last resort. It is great for Home Working, enabling you to print on your own printer when connected to the office via a VPN. It is relatively straight […]
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Displaying foreign key constraints using SQL
I was asked:
What about referenced tables when you specify a foreign key when creating a table? I can check this when I run DSPFD, it is in Parent File Description but I still can’t find an SQL to elaborate all tables in our Application.
I have to admit this one took me some time to find the information I need to provide the example in this post.
A foreign key is one of the many constraints that can be used with Db2 for i tables and DDS files. Doing a quick search of the IBM KnowledgeCenter I found the following:
- SYSCST: Every constraint, can be considered the “header” file for constraints
- SYSCSTCOL: Columns upon which the constraints have been defined
- SYSCSTDEP: Tables upon which the constrains have been defined
- SYSKEYCST: Every unique, primary, and foreign key that has been defined
- SYSREFCST: Foreign keys that have been defined
When Cloud Meets DevOps on IBM i
When Cloud Meets DevOps on IBM i
We’re witnessing multiple macro trends play out in the IT industry, with the rise of cloud computing and managed services being one of the most compelling storylines in 2021. How software is developed is changing too, with DevOps tools and agile methodologies rapidly becoming the norm. When these two trends converge in our little neck of the woods, it can leave IBM i customers wondering where to go. With their recently formed partnership, ARCAD Software and Connectria have mapped out one path.
A decade ago, companies were still unsure of the cloud. They would dabble with adding development, test, and maybe DR in the cloud, but they kept production systems on premise. That resistance is quickly melting away, as many companies now look to the public cloud platforms as their first choice for production runtimes, especially for new Web and mobile applications, and analytics and AI.
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