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Midrange (IBM i, AS/400, iSeries) Meetup – Grand Rapids, MI, Tue, May 9, 2023, 4:00 PM
An open Meetup in Grand Rapids, MI for anyone and everyone connected to IBM Midrange Systems running IBM i (AS/400, iSeries, System i).
My goal is to bring people within the IBM midrange community here in the Greater Grand Rapids, MI area together, to share ideas, share knowledge, and share stories, over a beer, pop, or an ice cold glass of water. Read More
Environment Variables Andy Youens
The IBM i operating system is highly dependent on environmental variables, which can have a significant impact on its performance. In this article, we will dive into the various environmental variables and their effects on the IBM i. What are environment variables? Let me start at the beginning, what are environment variables? Environment variables allow
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A screen a story – The Contact Information National language version Rudi van Helvoirt
Recently Scott Forstie created an SQL script allowing you to create a procedure with which it is a piece of cake to review the special instruction PTFs. What the link is between the contact information and the PTF cover letters is something I will explain later on. Please allow me to focus on the special
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Practical SQL: Change Management with SQL MC Press Online
IBM continues to expand the scope of DB2 services, and two of them combine to provide excellent change management. By Joe Pluta In a recent article, I wrote about using an IBM DB2 for i service called DISPLAY_JOURNAL to retrieve object deletion information from the QAUDJRN journal. This service provides a way to identify when a program has been deleted. This article will expand on that by providing a way to compare the programs in two libraries to identify which programs are missing or otherwise different. Read More