1. Subfiles and Data Queues: A Perfect Combination

Provide your users with everything they've ever wanted in a subfile program. Written by Kevin Vandever Editor's Note: This article is an excerpt from the book Subfiles in Free-Format RPG published by MC Press.   If you've ever looked at Program

2. Roles for E-business: The New Thanksgiving

Discover the group dynamic created by partnering legacy coders with Web designers to develop e-business applications.

3. How to Find Programmers in Your Organization

In today’s highly competitive AS/400 job market, finding skilled technical staff can be difficult at best. Often, applicants that seem to have the perfect technical skills don’t possess other desirable skills and traits necessary to be a go

4. Embedded SQL and Dynamic Sorting Subfiles

Sorting in RPG is a breeze with embedded SQL.

5. Is It Better to Be an Outside Consultant or an In-house Programmer?

Maybe it is time for you to consider whether or not you should jump into consulting rather than remain an employee at your current company. Plenty of people do, and they reap the rewards of being a consultant. However, the grass is not always greener

6. Mapping Your Data to XML the Easy Way

Your data and XML now speak the same language: XLE.

7. Focus on Application Modernization

If you look closely, you’ll find hidden treasures all around you. Sometimes, these treasures are in places you haven’t dared to venture in a while. Maybe in some remote closet or storage unit, there’s an old wool coat that, once cleane

8. Do You Take SQLJ with Your Java?

SQLJ can perk up your Java applications.

9. You've Reached Extension DB2 UDB

DB2 UDB's new extensibility will ring your bell.

10. Discover the Missing Link to RPG and Java

Welcome to the rock'em, sock'em world of sockets.

11. The Bottom Line on Certification

Numbers don't lie. Find out how certification can affect your company's bottom line.

12. Are RPG Subroutines Obsolete?

Are subroutines going the way of the dinosaur? Check out these opposing opinions.

13. The Remote Journal Function

Old-school storage techniques have been booted by remote journaling. Are you up-to-date?

14. Using Data Queues in Subfile Processing

Want to write interactive subfile applications like IBM?s? Data queues make it easy.