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You've learned how to automate data transfers. So what's the next step?
Written by Rafael Victoria-Pereira
You've read my first tip in this series, "Automate Data Transfers Using FTP." Now, let's go a step further and use an automated FTP data transfer in a real-life situation.
Rational Team Concert for Power now caters to RPG developers, according to IBM.
Written by Chris Smith
IBM announced upgrades to both RDi and Rational Team Concert last month, giving developers on the IBM i platform more choices and making it just a little easier for them to be a part of the larger enterprise application development environment, according to IBM. They will also have to get used to a new name for their development tool.
Simplify the way you ensure that IBM i system values are in compliance.
Written by Robin Tatam
Hopefully, you reviewed and configured your System i server's system values as part of your security procedures. If not, you should take the time to familiarize yourself with these values to understand how they impact security. With each new release of the operating system, IBM adds more system values (information about new values is available in the "Memo to Users" at the online Information Center). And once these values are set, you must ensure they stay that way. But manually comparing values is both labor?intensive and error?prone. There are better approaches.
Written by Rafael Victoria-Pereira
Written by Chris Smith
Written by Robin Tatam