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Sponsored By
T.L. ASHFORD
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BARCODE400 by T.L. Ashford is the easiest, fastest way to create and print Compliance Labels directly from the AS/400 and iSeries.
Ashford's comprehensive library of Compliance formats is available to Barcode400 users. AIAG labels for Ford and Motorcraft, GM, and many more are available.
BARCODE400 is backed by the best Technical Support Team in the industry.
FREE Guide to Bar Code Labeling
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or call 800.541.4893
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ADVANCED SYSTEMS CONCEPTS
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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.
www.asc-iseries.com
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Existence Tests and Left Exception Joins
Dear Colleagues:
SQL has changed a lot since I first used it in 1984, and I can't think of a single change that hasn't been for the better. One of the best improvements, to my way of thinking, is the addition of the JOIN clause in SELECT queries. READ MORE >
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Where Did I Come From?
Hey, Ted:
How can I tell which job queue an active batch job was submitted to? READ MORE >
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Sponsored By
WORKSRIGHT SOFTWARE
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Do you need area codes?
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Do you need ZIP+4?
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We can HELP!
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and data to do all of the above.
Call us for 30 days FREE.
WorksRight Software, Inc.
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E-mail: software@worksright.com
Web site: www.worksright.com
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Wanted: Native RPG and COBOL Support for Browsers
by Brian Kelly
Back in the 1990s, when client/server was the big thing, the AS/400 was missing from the party. IBM Rochester's position was that customers could get that type of system from the company's PC line of business. At about the same time, when the Internet was the next big thing, IBM Rochester's position was that Internet facility was already provided in the server line by the RS/6000 Unix box. Again, the AS/400 was conspicuously absent from the party. And that party is still going on! 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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Technical Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt,
Shannon O'Donnell, Kevin Vandever
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Contributing Technical Editors: Joel Cochran, Wayne O. Evans, Raymond Everhart,
Bruce Guetzkow, Marc Logemann, David Morris
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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