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SEQUEL can be used for virtually ALL data access functions on the iSeries.
A Windows-based user interface makes it easy to design queries and reports.
SEQUEL offers executive dashboards, drill-down data analysis and run-time prompts to deliver important iSeries data to managers and other non-technical users.
E-mail and FTP delivery let you deliver information to remote users and servers.
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Today's Special: Data Area Surprise!
by Ted Holt
Data areas are as handy as pockets. Maybe that's because they are like pockets in that you can stuff things into them. RPG, like other iSeries programming languages, can read and modify data areas. In fact, RPG allows for two different data area I/O methods, and one of them has a "feature" that could give you a nasty surprise! READ MORE >
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Use SQL to Run PDM Options?
Hey, David:
Do you know of any way to filter the object list shown by PDM based on object ownership or other attributes like last used date? I have looked through the documentation, but I can't find an API or exit program to select PDM records. Instead, I write one-time programs that read output from the Display Object Description (DSPOBJD) or Display File Description (DSPFD) commands and then execute a command. Is there a scripting tool I can use to run commands on objects that allows for more flexible object selection? READ MORE >
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COMMON Spring 2006
IT Education Conference & Expo
Minneapolis, Minnesota
March 26-30, 2006
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Attendees can choose from a multitude of sessions and hands-on labs focusing on business strategy, networking, development and systems management with a featured educational focus on Services Oriented Architecture. Explore the latest technologies in the industry's largest iSeries-related Expo and network with peers at COMMON social events.
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Admin Alert Feedback: Quicker Ways to Change Library Object Ownership
by Joe Hertvik
In a recent column, I stated that since the Change Object Owner command (CHGOBJOWN) did not have an *ALL function, there was no easy way to change object ownership for every single object in a library without writing a program to do the job. I was wrong in that assumption, and several readers wrote in to show me two different ways to reach that goal. So let's look at what they shared and how it makes an administrator's job easier. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
We value your feedback and insights. Feel free to send a letter to the editor. Letters may be printed, unless otherwise specified, and edited for clarity or length. READ MORE >
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Senior Technical Editor: Ted Holt
Technical Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Shannon O'Donnell, Kevin Vandever
Contributing Technical Editors: Joel Cochran, Wayne O. Evans, Raymond Everhart,
Bruce Guetzkow, Brian Kelly, Marc Logemann, David Morris
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