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Volume 5, Number 9 -- March 2, 2005


 
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Embedding SQL in /free
by Joel Cochran

I've been hooked on free-format RPG since I first upgraded to V5R1. In fact, I have immersed myself so deeply into /free that I almost feel uncomfortable when I have to maintain fixed-format code. I'll assume if you are reading this article that you are already aware of the virtues of free-format. In total fairness, I will also acknowledge that working with free-format certainly has some undesirable aspects. Listing and discussing them would be an entire article in its own right, and maybe one I'll contemplate soon. But in this article I'd like to address the one that personally bugs me the most: embedding SQL in free-format code. READ MORE >

 

Much Ado About an Override
by Ted Holt

Just when I think I've seen it all, along comes something unexpected. A dedicated reader of this column, one of the several Davids who writes me regularly, recently sent me an email with a line of CL code and the question, "Why does this work?" READ MORE >

 

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   Admin Alert: IBM Has Changed the +/- One Release Rule for V5R1 Upgrades
   by Joe Hertvik

In a previous column on upgrading OS/400 V5R1 to version V5R3, I stated that the primary partition of an OS/400 machine must be running OS/400 V5R2 in order to support multiple secondary partitions running either OS/400 V5R1 or V5R3 (the +/- one release rule). I was wrong, as I recently learned that IBM had changed the +/- one release rule, enabling you to run an OS/400 V5R3 secondary partition under a V5R1 primary partition. READ MORE >




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Technical Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt,
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BACK ISSUES

TABLE OF
CONTENTS
Embedding SQL in /free

Much Ado About an Override

Admin Alert: IBM Has Changed the +/- One Release Rule for V5R1 Upgrades


OS/400 PTF Guide
February 19

February 12

February 5

The Four Hundred
Big Blue Pumps Big Bucks into the iSeries

BCD to Aggressively Build Out Its Business Partner Base

Gartner Gives 2004 Server Report Cards

Four Hundred Stuff
Counterpane Brings OS/400 Into Its Managed Security Fold

GST Unveils Line of Affordable Memory for i5 Servers

Informatica Unveils 18-Month Roadmap for Enterprise ETL

Four Hundred Monitor




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