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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Steps Required to Migrate Data from a System with an iASP to Another System with an iASP

​When migrating data from one system to another and there are independent ASP (auxiliary storage) devices, special steps are required during restore operations. Generally, migration steps are provided in manuals titled Backup & Recovery for V5R4 operating system, or System management – Recovering your system for V6R1, 7.1 and later. Steps to create independent ASP (called iASP) devices are provided in other manuals. This document provides basic (but not all) steps for migration and configuring iASP devices. Read More 

SPLIT Built-In Function In IBM i Programmers IO

​In this session we will learn about the Built-In function SPLIT in RPGLE.For detailed description and explanation refer the E-Book.EBook Link: https://programmers.io/ibmi-ebook/Programmers.io is a registered IBM business partner and a global IT services and consulting firm, providing on-demand software development Read More 

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