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Where to Go When Bisynch Goes...
Today’s post comes from Jason Pimentel, a Tech Support Specialist here at Inovis. Jason, a TrustedLink expert, has written a post on Bisynchronous communications. Enjoy! As a longtime member of … more →
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Help us to Reduce the Carbon Footprint of Inovis
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trobertsoninovis wrote 2 weeks ago: Image Source: http://florida.sierraclub.org Did you know that TrustedLink iSeries is now available t … more →
Where to Go When Bisynch Goes...
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Meg Sewell wrote 2 weeks ago: Today’s post comes from Jason Pimentel, a Tech Support Specialist here at Inovis. Jason, a Tru … more →
Are you prepared for V6R1?
trobertsoninovis wrote 3 weeks ago: Image Source: http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com Are you using TrustedLink iSeries (EDI400) and are lookin … more →
System i—Blessing and a Curse?
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Meg Sewell wrote 1 month ago: Gwyn Madsen has written another blog for your reading pleasure. Enjoy! Over the many years I’ve wor … more →
Over on the Inovis UK Blog
Meg Sewell wrote 1 month ago: Image Source: http://www.ejc.net This week, Tracey Robertson of the Inovis UK Solution Center contri … more →
TLi Greenscreeners and the Visual Mapper
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Meg Sewell wrote 1 month ago: Today’s blog post comes from Ross Fetterman, a Tech Support Specialist III in Concord and a me … more →
Where have all the AS400 machines gone?
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trobertsoninovis wrote 1 month ago: So Inovis has a new blogger on the block, Gwyn Madsen, whose first post was to talk about some of th … more →
Maximum Number of Objects Reached
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Meg Sewell wrote 1 month ago: Today’s post is by the newest member of the Inovis blogging team, Gwyn Madsen. Gwyn is the Sen … more →
Where's my File?
mikeamos wrote 2 months ago: When most IT folks ask the question, “Where’s my file?”, they mean text files, exe … more →
Stdio problem when moving non-i5 user to native processes via ssh
mikeamos wrote 3 months ago: We needed to move non-i5 internal users to native i5 processes. For this to work effectively I set l … more →
Moving big files securely on the iSeries is tough stuff
mikeamos wrote 3 months ago: I pen this post as an OS/400 (i5/OS, IBM i) specialist – my first blog post ever. I ultimatel … more →
AIG-Israel Selects Raz-Lee's iSecurity for its System i Security Infrastructure
systemisecurity wrote 4 months ago: Raz-Lee Security, a leading supplier of information security solutions for IBM System i Servers, ann … more →
Impressions from Common '09
systemisecurity wrote 6 months ago: We’re back from Common, the annual “meeting of the minds” for Power i experts, and … more →
HATS HotSpot goes live
Hania Abd-El-Razik wrote 7 months ago: The HATS team is excited to announce our very own HATS HotSpot, part of the Rational Cafés. We … more →
How Sufficient is IBM i's Integrated Security Infrastructure?
systemisecurity wrote 10 months ago: How sufficient is integrated IBM i security? I recently ran into an interesting quote in System i Ne … more →
RPG Café now open
ddykstal wrote 1 year ago: The RPG Café is now open for business. Modeled on the EGL Café and located in the same general area, … more →
Heading to Wisconsin (WMCPA)
Don Yantzi wrote 1 year ago: I’m heading to Wisconsin to present at the Winsonsin Midrange Computer Professional Associatio … more →
Ease of Use vs. Standard Behavior
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Don Yantzi wrote 1 year ago: Ease of use (including ease of learning) and following Eclipse Workbench standard behavior are two o … more →
Integrated Debugger Webcast Next Week (Oct 22)
Don Yantzi wrote 1 year ago: Next Wednesday, October 22nd, I’m doing a SystemiNetwork webcast on the Integrated Debugger in … more →
