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​[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief:  🎗️ ​RPGPGM.COM-unity spreads at COMMON’s Navigate in Toronto.​ 🚀 ​Fresche expands CA 2E expertise with acquisition​. AI:  ​Corporate AI Spending Impacts Enterprise Apps​. ​IBM TechXchange 2024: Opening Kickoff​. Career:  📝 ​IBM i Professionals: Don’t Let Your Career Achievements Fade – Create a Historical Resume!​ Development: 
The post Talsco Weekly: Redefining “Soft Skills” in Business appeared first on IBM i (AS/400, RPG) Recruiting, Staffing & Consulting.”}]] Read More 

​[[{“value”:”I’d like to install IBM i OS on it, but I’m unsure which type of disk to order.
^ On this IBM website, several disks are listed as compatible with IBM i OS, but I’m not sure how to confirm which ones will work with my specific server.”}]] Read More 

​🔍 AI doesn’t just write code – it finds the bugs too!Watch how Eradani Assist helps developers catch errors in real-time 🚀Full webinar on modernizing RPG apps with AI: https://eradani.com/yes-i-can-modernizing-rpg-applications-with-ai-and-real-time-analytics#coding #programming #AI #techinnovation #developer #IBMi #RPG #codinglife #programming #tech #computerscience #coding Read More 

​[[{“value”:”On Tuesday, November 12 2024, IBM i Chief Architect and CTO, Steve Will, announced the updated “Fall 2024 IBM i Performance FAQ” guide had been published, and is available for download.
This guide gives information on how to measure the performance of your IBM i partition, and how to optimize whatever tools and programming languages you use to get the best from the operating system we all love.
You can open and download the document from here.
I have already downloaded and read this document this guide. And I think it would be good for you to do the same.”}]] Read More 

​[[{“value”:”Next Tuesday, November 19, at 6:30 PM (CT) the Central Texas IBM i User Group, CTXiUG, holds their final meeting of the year.
Our guest presenter is Patrick Behr, who is a COMMON North America Speaker of Merit.
His presentation is called: SQL 101 Bullet Train. And he describes it as: Hang on as we go from 0 to 300 MPH with SQL. We’ll start out slow by covering the basics of creating tables, inserting, and selecting data. We pick up speed as we discuss Constraints, Join Types, and SQL Views. We will be going at full speed when we learn how to leverage Functions, Procedures, and Db2 Services! We will bring it all back to the station as we use all our SQL skills to build a project that combines everything we’ve learned along the way.
To learn more about this online event, which is free, and to register go to the CTXiUG website.
I hope to see you all there.”}]] Read More