In Episode 44, Pete Massiello and Laurie LeBlanc talk about how to be prepared for when your system administrator starts to plan their retirement. Listen as they discuss, how to extract knowledge from the person retiring, what options make the most sense when looking for a replacement, why managed services make sense, when you should start a managed service contract, and more.From: iTech Solutions – A Service Express Company Read More
This week at WMCPA has got my GitHub notifications through the roof. I can just about deal with work emails, but add PR review requests on top of that and I’m toast 😅 great week at WMCPA. Happy to see Grafana and VS Code for IBM i have a presence here. Liam barry (@notesofbarry)
This week at WMCPA has got my GitHub notifications through the roof. I can just about deal with work emails, but add PR review requests on top of that and I’m toast 😅 great week at WMCPA. Happy to see Grafana and VS Code for IBM i have a presence here.- Liam barry (@notesofbarry)20:23 – Mar 16, 2023 Read More
Thank you for having me @WMCPA 🤝 Liam barry (@notesofbarry)
Thank you for having me @WMCPA 🤝- Liam barry (@notesofbarry) (in reply to notesofbarry)20:23 – Mar 16, 2023 Read More
Join our March 21st webcast for #IBMi: #betterbackups LaserVault (@LVBackup)
Join our March 21st webcast for #IBMi:attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/63652…#backupandrecovery #betterbackups- LaserVault (@LVBackup)12:50 – Mar 16, 2023 Read More
Getting the hours, minutes, and seconds from a difference in timestamps with SQL Simon Hutchinson
I have timestamp columns in a Db2 Table that I need to give the difference in hours, minutes, and seconds. Preferably I would put these into separate columns that I can then use in various ways in subsequent jobs and programs. All you really needs to know about the Table I will be using is that it is called TESTTABLE, and the timestamp columns I need to calculate the difference between are: FROM_TIMESTAMPTHRU_TIMESTAMP I can easily determine the difference between the two with the following SQL statement: Read more » Read More