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It started with a question:

If my file.txt is pipe filed separated, how can I make the records fall into the physical file to the corresponding fields.

A good question. Most of the time my incoming files are comma separated. The same methods I would use for those will work for pipe separated files too.

First I need a file with pipe separators. I ma...


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I was at OCEAN’s TechCon26 conference earlier this month, and I was able to enroll a few more people into the RPGPGM.COM-unity. You can see who these people are


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Before I start describing how to use this new SQL Table Function, I need to explain what CVE are.

Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, CVE, are standardized, publicly identified cybersecurity flaws in software or firmware. When IBM, or a researcher, find a flaw in IBM i, or related software, it is given a unique id. These ids are cataloged globally by the ...


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The PTFs for the Technology Refreshes, IBM i 7.6 TR2 and 7.5 TR8, announced two weeks ago are released today.

When you ask your Sys Admin to download and apply the PTFs don't forget to tell them that they need to download the latest PTFs for Database (Db2) and RPG too. ...


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When I published my article about Program to alert when jobs' CPU percentage becomes too high someone messaged me asking could I think of something that would do the same when the total CPU exceeded a certain percentage. The answer is, of course, "Yes".

Before I cr...


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