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An Introduction to Python on IBM i, Part 1
by Garry Taylor
When we think of programming on IBM i, our minds usually turn to the venerable RPG, or maybe CL. Some of us will think of ILE C, and those who frequently entertain dinner guests from IBM will have the word Java seared into their brain, and mistakenly use EGL instead of friends' names. However, ask a UNIX or Linux aficionado to name a scripting language, and they will probably come up with Perl, Ruby, or very likely, Python. READ MORE >
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DB2 for i: Process Stored Procedure Result Sets as Cursors
by Michael Sansoterra
It eventually happens to every developer. You write a stored procedure to return one or more sophisticated result sets to a Java or .NET client. Everyone is (temporarily) happy. Eventually, a need arises for an RPG or COBOL program to execute this stored procedure and process the result set(s). But, alas, high level language programs have no way to open and process a result set (except when using the cumbersome CLI API). READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: One Year Out--Preparing for Your Next Power IBM i Upgrade
by Joe Hertvik
Recently I wrote several articles about some IBM i upgrades my shop performed this year. Such is the way of things in i shops that I'm already planning for another set of upgrades next year, in July 2011. If you're in the same situation where new Power i boxes are just over the horizon, here's some tips to help you plan your upgrade. READ MORE >
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Senior Technical Editor: Ted Holt
Technical Editor: Joe Hertvik
Contributing Technical Editors: Erwin Earley, Brian Kelly, Michael Sansoterra
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