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Bypassing a Locked Record, Take Two
Hey, Ted:
I have a slightly different solution to the locked record problem your friends tackled in Bypassing a Locked Record. Like them, I have RPG programs that sequentially read a file and update some of the records. When a program tries to read a record that another job has locked, I sometimes bypass the locked record. Here's how. READ MORE >
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Be Specific When Updating With SQL Cursors
by Ted Holt
To update a table (physical file) through an SQL cursor, use the FOR UPDATE OF clause in your UPDATE command. (I have written about FOR UPDATE OF before.) When you update through an SQL cursor, avoid two mistakes that can cause a performance problem. READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: Looking for i5/OS Trouble, Part I
by Joe Hertvik
I love stories with Cassandra characters, the slightly crazed player who accurately foresees oncoming doom, only to be mocked or ignored. Like Cassandra, i5/OS systems can also see events that portend system problems, clear omens that can easily be missed or ignored. This week and next, I'll discuss avoiding doom by monitoring several i5/OS situations that should be checked early and often. Ignore these warning at your own peril!!! READ MORE >
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