Who would win in a fight between AS400 Client Access and IBM i ACS? In a hypothetical showdown between IBM Client Access (the legacy AS400 version) and IBM i Access Client Solutions (ACS), it’s less a fight and more a generational beatdown – ACS would come out on top, hands down. IMHO of course. Think Read More
failed backup due to bad tape ceantuco
[[{“value”:”Hi,
Our daily backup failed due to a bad tape. I replaced the defective tape and initialized a new one.
I want to stop/cancel the backup job that failed since we will run another one tonight. how should I reply to the message below?
CPF3794 received by procedure SAVELIBS
Possible choices for replying to message . . . . . . . . . . .
C — Cancel the CL procedure.
D — Dump the CL procedure variables and cancel the procedure
I — Ignore the failing command.
R — Try the failing command again.
Please advise.
Thank you!
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abandon the System Scheduler, long live AJS Andrea
[[{“value”:”In the many realms of IBM i, whether you are a systems engineer, programmer or just an end user, one of the core mechanisms of the operating system is related to the scheduler and its operation. The system scheduler (WRKJOBSCDE) is a very (perhaps too) basic tool, allowing little customization, so it is not uncommon
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Ways of validating that a member is in a certain file and library, using both #IBMiCL and #SQL. RPGPGM
[[{“value”:”https://www.rpgpgm.com/2025/04/easier-way-to-check-if-member-exists.html
#IBMi #rpgpgm #IBMChampion
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Power Plays & IBM i: What’s Hot, What’s Not, and What’s Got the Tech World Buzzing in 2025 NickLitten
Alright, let’s dive into the sizzling world of IBM Power Systems and IBM i. I spend most of my professional life glued to a keyboard working with client applications and it’s easy to become myopic as I glue myself into the client’s code. Sometimes the latest and freshest developments from IBM take me by surprise. Read More