Retrieve procedure name in the ON-EXIT section noreply@blogger.com (Simon Hutchinson)

​[[{“value”:”Prior to the latest Technology Refreshes, IBM i 7.5 TR5 and 7.4 TR11, it was not possible to get the procedure’s name using the %PROC built in function in the ON-EXIT section of any procedure.
IBM explained to me that the ON-EXIT section of a procedure is another procedure, which is why they would not allow the procedure name to be returned, as it would not be what I expected.
In the latest TR IBM has provided us with a solution. There are now three versions of the %PROC BiF:
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Code for i: No response from server Modularblack

​[[{“value”:”I try to set up code for i right now and right with the connection I get the error “Not connected to [ip]! No response from server” and I don‘t get why.
I‘m the first to attempt this at my company and I usually use RDi, which works normally.
I also ran the strtcpsvr command with the server application *SSHD.
Can I actually look up if the service has already started?
And do you know any other traps I could‘ve fallen into?
Edit: They disabled the QSSHD user. I asked to enable it again and now it works.
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IBM i Shops: Why It’s Time to Resolve Technical Debt to Increase Revenue

​[[{“value”:”The more antiquated code that a company struggles to maintain, the more it inhibits the modern tooling and services that developers want to use to build applications,” states John Duigenan, the global chief technology officer for financial services at IBM in a 2021 interview about technical debt and its impacts on banks.
Despite the stability and familiarity these older systems offer, their continued use can lead to increased maintenance costs, challenges finding talent, security vulnerabilities, and a stifling of innovation.”}]] Read More 

February 18th and 20th Member Workshop tlake

​February is a special treat with a two-part SQL workshop presented in two 3 hour sessions brought to us by Birgitta Hauser. The topic of our SQL session “Data-Centric Thinking: Moving Business Logic into the Database”. RSVP and review additional information here: https://www.quser.org/content/quser-february-meeting-1-2-sql-workshop Read More 

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