T.L. Ashford has over 28 years of experience in software development and backs that commitment with a highly qualified technical support team.
You can count on T.L. Ashford for your bar code, compliance and RFID labeling needs. Call 800-541-4893 to see what Barcode400 Software can do for you or use the Live Chat feature at www.tlashford.com
Shortly before my book DB2 9 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows Database Administration: Certification Study Guide went into a second printing (which was in May 2009), IBM invited me to help develop the DB2 9.7 for Linux UNIX, and Windows Database Administration (DBA) certification exam (Exam 541). Knowing that a new version of the DBA exam was about to be created, I contacted my editor and asked if we should update my DB2 9 DBA book to cover the upcoming exam. At that time, it was decided that such a revision would be too costly and time-consuming and that, instead, the next revision would take place after the DB2 10 exams were developed.
Editor's Note: The head of customer care at Vision Solutions offers his account of events surrounding one of the most financially devastating North American weather-related events of 2011 as told by writer Robert Gast.
By the evening of Friday, August 26, the inhabitants of a long stretch of the eastern seaboard all had something in common: There was a likely chance there lives would be greatly impacted by a destructive hurricane. On that day, a record number of viewers were glued to the Weather Channel to watch the offspring of a distant tropical cyclone swell into a 600 mile-wide hurricane; with prolonged wind speeds in excess of 111 miles per hour.
NEW BOOK: The ability to master subfiles can define a programmer’s career. Over a decade in the making, author Kevin Vandever has completely reworked and updated his best-selling subfiles classic to make use of the latest free-format programming style. It is the ultimate guide to subfiles and one that every programmer working with IBM Power Systems will find indispensible. Click now for a FREE chapter and to learn more. >> Read More >>
Written by Roger Sanders