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A Not-Quite-As-Sleepy RPG Program
Hey, Ted:
Thanks for the information about the sleep API. On a recent project, we had a requirement to ensure that two operations were at least a microsecond apart, but a full second proved to be far too long. (Seconds add up quickly!) We created a DLYJOBSML (Delay Job for Small Duration) command and invoked the usleep API in the CPP. READ MORE >
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SQL's Other Fetch Options
by Ted Holt
I consider fetch a great word, and lament that it is no longer used in daily English, at least not where I live, except maybe when speaking to dogs. Fortunately, fetch is still used heavily in SQL. High-level language programs need it to convert set-at-a-time processing into row-at-a-time processing. Fetch can do more than read a result set from beginning to end. Do you know what else it can do? READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: Four Ways To Encrypt i5/OS Backups, Part 1
by Joe Hertvik
Backup media encryption is becoming a rapidly growing concern for companies that are dealing with ever increasing regulatory, legal, compliance, and identity theft prevention requirements. This issue and next, I'll look at four techniques that i5/OS users have for encrypting backups for greater protection and to satisfy auditors and government agencies. I'll explore what technologies are available, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using each technology. READ MORE >
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Reader Feedback and Insights
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