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Variable-Length Database Fields Better Use Disk Space
by Jon Paris
In a recent tip, I discussed the use of variable length fields in building strings within RPG programs. This time, I will focus on how these fields can be utilized in our databases and consider the trade-offs, between disk space and performance, involved. READ MORE >
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Common Table Expressions Ease System Conversion
Dear Occupant:
In the factory where I work, we are replacing one engineering module of the large ERP package we run with a more modern, more robust engineering module. What was one physical file is now two or three physical files. Modifying programs and queries to use the new files is just about more fun than I ever envisioned when I was learning to write RPG at the vo-tech many years ago. Fortunately, I have some great tools to help with the conversion. One of them is the common table expression. I'll show you what I mean. READ MORE >
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Admin Alert: When System Job Tables Attack, Part I
by Joe Hertvik
Vigilance pays, negligence punishes. Want proof? Try ignoring i5/OS message CPI1468 (System job tables nearing capacity) the next time it shows up. A system job table overflow can prevent your system from accepting new jobs, delete your spooled files, fill up your DASD, or stop an IPL. And those are its good points. This week and next, I'll look at system job table overflows and how they affect your system. READ MORE >
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