[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief: 📎 Pin by Pin: COMMON’s 30-Year Legacy of IBM i Conference Collectables. Development: From Zero To RPG in under a month and having a blast. RPG Development: Updating Data with SQL Cursors in DB2 for i 🎬. ERP: 💫 What is the Difference between JD
The post Talsco Weekly: Free IBM i Development, Training & Support Opportunity appeared first on IBM i (AS/400, RPG) Recruiting, Staffing & Consulting.”}]] Read More
Why Maxava Migrate Live is the Key to Seamless IBM i Migrations Ash Giddings
The landscape of IBM i migrations is rapidly evolving, offering more choices than ever before for businesses ready to take the next step… Read More
Refactor: Future-Proof Your Applications Without Starting Over Profound Logic
[[{“value”:”Explore how refactoring your IBM i legacy applications can enable futurization without sacrificing years of valuable business logic. Learn about Profound AppEvo’s automated approach.
The post Refactor: Future-Proof Your Applications Without Starting Over appeared first on Profound Logic.”}]] Read More
Pin by Pin: COMMON’s 30-Year Legacy of IBM i Conference Collectables Mitch Hoffman
[[{“value”:”Completing collections is not only fun, but it also satisfies my OCD-like need to complete sets of things. Has anyone else experienced this and noticed that “pin collecting” is a low-cost, high-reward option? And if you’ve worked with the IBM i platform (maybe you’ve heard of the AS/400, iSeries, i5, or Power Systems?), perhaps you’ve
The post Pin by Pin: COMMON’s 30-Year Legacy of IBM i Conference Collectables appeared first on Eradani.”}]] Read More
How to create a logical file with data from more than one member Simon Hutchinson
[[{“value”:”I wrote an earlier post about how to define a file twice in a RPG program so that I can use two members in the file. This led to a further discussion about could I combine data from those multiple members into one using a DDS logical file. This post demonstrates the results of those subsequent discussions.
I am going to use the same file as I did in the earlier post. If you have questions about file layouts, etc., check that post.
I am going to add a third member to the file, which will be called THIRD:
ADDPFM FILE(TESTFILE) MBR(THIRD) TEXT(‘Just added’)
I can list the members in TESTFILE using the SYSMEMBERSTAT SQL View:
Read more »”}]] Read More
