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In This Issue
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Do We Still Need FMTDTA?
Hey, Ted:
An associate of mine showed me some programs that incorporate using the Format Data (FMTDTA) command. He claims it's much more efficient to use this command to process a file in a certain sequence than using something like Open Query File (OPNQRYF) or building a logical index. I tried to check into the command to learn more about it but was surprised to find that the CL reference manual makes no mention of the command. The command still exists on the system in both the AS/400 version and the System/38 version. Is IBM phasing this one out, and is it really more efficient?
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How Many JVMs Does One Need?
Hey, Ted:
How can I find out how many Java Virtual Machines are on my PC? I'm guessing that I have one from Client Access (to run Operations Navigator), possibly another from WebSphere Developer Studio client, another from Surveyor/400 (which are all Java on the client), and one from Microsoft that comes with Windows XP.
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Reader Feedback and Insights: Why Not REXX?
Hey, Ted:
What intrigues me most about QShell is how much attention it gets along with comparisons to CL. AS/400s have come with REXX pretty much forever, and it's hard for me to find distinct advantages in QShell over REXX as a scripting language, yet REXX is almost ignored. (This is outside of the obvious advantage of streamfile and directory access in QShell, which REXX does not include.)
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Editors: Howard Arner, Joe Hertvik, Ted Holt, David Morris,
Managing Editor: Shannon Pastore
Publisher and Advertising Director: Jenny Thomas
Advertising Sales Representative: Kim Reed
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