New Presto 3 - The most flexible IBM i Web GUI for green screens.
See how Presto 3 overcomes limitations of other modernization approaches by giving your users seamless web access to ALL their screens (no source code needed), and by providing the most possibilities to further enhance the look and functionality of those screens.
You’ll also see how Presto 3 is significantly more advanced with these new features: charts, dynamic drop down lists, JavaScript events and more. Register now.
Leverage DB2 Web Query and SQL client special registers.
Written by Gene Cobb
In V6R1 of the IBM i operating system, support was added for the specification (and subsequent retrieval) of several new special registers that applications can use to identify what jobs, users, programs, and applications are issuing SQL statements to the DB2 for i engine. Currently, there are five such registers you can use:
With RPG TNT: 101 Dynamite Tips ‘n Techniques, Bob Cozzi provides the solutions to dozens of technical dilemmas, gives you insights into resources formerly available only to a select few, and exposes RPG IV extensions that use his vast knowledge of System i MI instructions. Lift the code right out of the book and into your applications! RPG TnT provides a nearly endless supply of must-have solutions and simple yet powerful RPG tips and tools. Click now for a FREE chapter or to get your copy. >> Read More >>
If your emphasis has been on acquiring the skills to put your company on the Web, you may want to ask if you have the necessary knowledge of system and network security to protect your firm once it gets there.
Written by Chris Smith
With the growing emphasis on connecting IBM i systems to the Internet, one has to ask if the current focus on developers' tools to get there isn't tantamount to educating a 10-year-old on alternative trails for skateboarding over to the interstate highway. If you don't know how to secure the system once you're online, is it really wise to keep accelerating up the onramp?
Written by Gene Cobb
Written by Chris Smith