At my work one of the things that auditors look for is who owns all the objects in the production libraries. If there are objects that do not belong to the expected user profile then they want an explanation of why they do not. The week before the auditors are due I do a “scan” of all the production libraries, I am responsible, for to look for any objects that do not belong to the expected user profile, it’s better to be prepared than be surprised by the auditors.
Fortunately I can perform the “scan” of all those libraries at once with a SQL View, OBJECT_OWNERSHIP, to return a list of objects that do not belong to the expected user profile.
For the purposes of this post I am going to limit my examples to the objects in my personal library, MYLIB. And I am only interested in a few of the columns of this View:
Read more » Read More
Coding in RPG (IBM i/AS400). Using the “static” keyword. Christian Larsen
1:17 Optimizing the program adding the “static” keyword to a declared file
2:30 Adding the “static” keyword to a declared variable Read More
IBM and Tata Consulting Services collaborate to drive hybrid cloud adoption with IBM Power Virtual Server Val Besong
IBM and TCS have a global collaboration that spans various technologies, industries and geographies.
The post IBM and Tata Consulting Services collaborate to drive hybrid cloud adoption with IBM Power Virtual Server appeared first on IBM Blog. Read More
Raz-Lee Updates Anti-Ransomware – IT Jungle
Raz-Lee Updates Anti-Ransomware IT Jungle Read More
Four Hundred Monitor, August 16 – IT Jungle
Four Hundred Monitor, August 16 IT Jungle Read More
