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You Have Questions. The Gurus at Guild Companies Have Answers.
Midrange Guru is taking a vacation on Friday, June 20,
and will resume publishing on Wednesday, June 25.
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Use Soft-Coded Library Lists When Submitting Scheduled Jobs
Hey, Ted:
Rather than hard-coding library lists in job descriptions, we store them in a file. We have programs that read the file and set a job's library list appropriately. This presents a problem when we schedule jobs with the Add Job Schedule Entry (ADDJOBSCDE) command. Is it possible to make a scheduled job call a program to set the library list before running the scheduled task?
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Fixing Damaged Data Queues
Hey, David:
Is there any way to fix a damaged data queue? Or is there a command to retrieve a data queue's attributes? Our UPS failed in the middle of the day and quite a few data queues were damaged. I ended up restoring them from an offsite backup. They seem to be okay now, but the delay was frustrating.
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Reader Feedback and Insights: COBOL Help Wanted
Hey, Ted:
I look forward to receiving the Midrange Guru newsletter. We are a COBOL shop. My associates and I would greatly appreciate seeing tips and information on subfiles in COBOL. All of the information in the newsletter pertains to RPG.
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We're Looking for a Few Good Techies
Do you know RPG, DB2/400, SQL, Java, or other iSeries technologies better than you know most of your extended family? Do you like them better, too? Can you write, and do you like to do it? Then we want to talk to you about the possibilities of being a contributing editor at Guild Companies. Please send an e-mail with your areas of expertise and interest to Dan Burger, executive managing editor, at dburger@itjungle.com. Past writing experience is helpful but not required.
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Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt, David Morris,
Shannon O'Donnell
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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