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Guru: RPG Receives Enumerator Operator Gregory Simmons

​[[{“value”:”The RPG language now (some would argue, finally) has an enumerator operator. This was introduced in IBM i 7.5 TR3 and IBM i 7.4 TR9.
DISCLAIMER: The edibility of the mushrooms listed in my test program are purely to give the program some context and make it interesting. Their edible status is based on information from the Missouri Department of Conservation’s publication A Guide to Missouri’s Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms. Before foraging for or consuming any wild mushroom do your research and be safe.
Let’s dive right into a code sample. We’ll start with a simple linear-main program …
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Outgrown Your Tape Backups? 3 Reasons To Switch to Virtual Tape for IBM i Ax Synar

​[[{“value”:”In today’s fast-paced business environment, relying on traditional tape backups can leave your organization vulnerable to extended downtime, security risks, and rising operational costs. As data volumes grow and recovery speed becomes critical, many companies are making the shift from physical tape to virtual tape solutions (VTL). Virtual tape offers a modern approach to data
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Talsco Weekly: The Many Hats of IBM i Professionals patrick staudacher

​[[{“value”:”Welcome to another edition of Talsco Weekly IBM i Brief:  ​AI-powered testing tool arrives for IBM i​. AI:  🎥 ​Video: Modernizing RPG Applications with AI​. Development:  ​A Strong Case for PHP on the IBM i (Video)​. Hiring:  👨‍💻 ​IBM i: Have Job Titles Lost Their Meaning?​ ERP:  💼 ​Cloud ERP market surges, but on-prem persists​.
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IBM i PTF Guide, Volume 26, Number 44 Doug Bidwell

​[[{“value”:”The number of patches slowed down last week, and we are not sure if that had anything to do with the election in the United States, but what we do know is we all got a break. And we will take it, and then get back to work.
There are a number of security vulnerabilities with WebSphere middleware, an issue with drive logging, and several fixes for TGTRLS in the RPG compilers.
First, we have Security Bulletin: IBM WebSphere Application Server is vulnerable to an XML External Entity Injection (XXE) vulnerability (CVE-2024-45086), which you can read about here. This …
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