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Tips for Using Multi-Factor Authentication on IBM i Precisely Editor
For decades, IBM i systems have served as the powerful, dependable backbone of countless enterprises. These machines typically house large volumes of sensitive information, and their continuous operation is usually essential to uninterrupted business operations. That’s why security is so important. With the sharp rise of cybersecurity threats, securing your IBM i system is more … Continued
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RPG API Express Version 3.5.0: Lightning-Fast JSON Composition and More! Caracal Keithrafferty
RPG API Express Version 3.5.0 comes packed with new features and upgrades, the newest of which lets you build JSON much faster.
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IBM i PowerHA FlashCopy Automation Brian Nordland
See how easy it is to use PowerHA’s native automated FlashCopy integration with IBM Spectrum Virtualize and IBM FlashSystems storage. Read More
A quick and easy way to end a job Simon Hutchinson
I have written programs that capture information over time, using a “never ending” Do-loop in a RPG program. When I wanted the job to end I would use the ENDJOB command. There must be an easier way to use ENDJOB without having to search for the job, copy it’s name, and then manually enter the information into the command. This post will give you an example of how to do this.
What is becoming one of my favorite SQL View, ACTIVE_JOB_INFO, has exactly what I need to accomplish this. The column JOB_NAME_SHORT was added to this View in 2021 as part of IBM i 7.4 TR4 and 7.3 TR10. This column contains the job name’s name, in this case SIMON_JOB. I can use this column to return the full job name and then end the job with that.
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