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ILE: Decisions, Decisions, Part 1
by Susan Gantner
I've been working with and teaching people about ILE for many years. There are a few questions that come up again and again. So I thought I'd cover my responses in some tips. In this tip, the subject is binding directories. READ MORE >
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Write PDM Scans to Database Files
by Ted Holt
My shop licenses a documentation package that tells us all sorts of useful information, such as which programs use which files and which programs call which programs. Nevertheless, we still use PDM string searches to search source code. I wrote a utility that makes such searches more powerful. Maybe you'll find it beneficial. READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: Things I Learned from My Latest Power i Upgrade
by Joe Hertvik
Over Memorial Day weekend in the U.S.A., we finished completing two Power i 720 hardware upgrades for a regular client. While the machine installation was relatively easy, I thought it would be helpful to discuss some of the problems, opportunities, and general time wasters that accompanied our migration to the latest Power i hardware, hoping that my experience will help others with their own hardware upgrades. 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 Editor: Joe Hertvik
Contributing Technical Editors: Edwin Earley, Brian Kelly, Michael Sansoterra
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
September 25, 2010: Volume 12, Number 39
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August 28, 2010: Volume 12, Number 35
August 21, 2010: Volume 12, Number 34
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