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​While most recent database objects are created by using SQL, many files are still defined by using DDS. The procedure for creating database file definitions with DDS is similar to that of creating an RPG program. By Brian Meyers and Jim Buck Editor’s Note: This article is excerpted from chapter 3 of Programming in ILE RPG, Fifth Edition. The first step is to use an editor, such as the RDi LPEX editor, to create a source member of definition statements. Most installations use a file named QDDSSRC to store members representing externally described files. The source member type of a physical file member is PF, and the type of a logical file member is LF. The editor automatically provides prompts appropriate to the member type you specify. Read More 

​The Skills Gap For Fortran Looms Large In HPC  The Next Platform Read More 

​We’ll discuss everything you need to know about implementing MFA verification on all your IBM i systems, including:
It seems that everyone—the government, regulators, insurance companies, enterprise security teams—is now requiring Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) for IBM i system access. Read More 

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​The next meeting of the Central Texas IBM i User Group, CTXiUG, will be on Tuesday May 16 6:30 PM (US CT). The meeting is online and free to attend.
We welcome Jim Buck, author, teacher, and ten year IBM Champion, as our guest presenter.
To learn more, and register, go to the CTXiUG’s website at https://ctxiug.blogspot.com Read More