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​[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief:  🔷 ​IBM Power servers get major AI upgrade​. ​IBM Champions Recognized at TechXchange​ 📹. ​2024 IBM i Year in Review: Key Highlights​ 📋. AI:  🔄 ​Lisp remains influential in programming history​. 🤖 ​AI experts tackle trust and bias challenges​. Career:  👔 ​IBM i Career preparedness
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​[[{“value”:”Recorded at BENELUX POWER 2024, Wim Jongman and Andrew Youens recorded an insightful podcast exploring cutting-edge technologies for IBM i.
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​[[{“value”:”Code for i users have been showing great interest in Service Entry Point (SEP) debugging. SEP permits debugging of applications that run in a different job than the programmer’s job, such as a web server or prestart job. Available with Version 2 of the IBM Debug Service, SEP requires several prerequisites, including the IBM i Debug extension, PTFs, and Licensed Program Products (LPPs). This article focuses on the PTFs and LPPs, objects that are frequently overlooked. Required PTFs and LPPs Per the current Required PTFs section of the Code for i documentation, these are the required PTFs and LPPs: Host…
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