AS/400 Holiday Wish List -
Need some inspiration for writing your own wish list to IBM Rochester or IBM Toronto? Chris Miller gives you a glimpse of what some of your colleagues are requesting this holiday season.
Shooting the IT Rapids in 1997 -
Robert Tipton says it looks like rough waters ahead for IT managers! Strap yourself in, and get ready for a wild ride through the white waters of network computing, new PC policies, a revival of traditional computing issues, and the Year 2000 push.
EDI on the Internet -
The Internet provides fast, flexible EDI transmission at low cost but doesn't offer the monitoring and reporting services of a value-added network (VAN). Electronic commerce specialist Nahid Jilovec compares the Internet and VANs in terms of reliability, performance, and security.
69 AS/400 Tips & Techniques, Part 1 -
69 AS/400 Tips & Techniques offers helpful hints from a variety of authors on a variety of AS/400 topics, including ILE, DB2/400, SQL, Query, RPG, CL, date operations, system management, SEU, and more.
V3R2 RPG IV - More Function for CISC Systems -
V3R2, the last OS/400 release for the CISC AS/400s, adds or enhances a great deal of OS/400 function. In this article, Bryan Meyers focuses on V3R2 enhancements to RPG, such as "no-cycle" RPG, subprocedures, procedure prototyping, free-form procedure and program calls, integer data types, and date-processing improvements.
19 Communications Tips -
"19 Communications Tips" offers helpful hints from a variety of authors on a variety of communications and connectivity topics, including Client Access, the Internet, and TCP/IP.
AS/400 Telnet Tricks -
John Enck explains how you can use the standard version of TCP/IP's Telnet to let Windows 95 or NT workstations access an AS/400 or access DOS from a 5250 terminal with the help of Windows NT Telnet server software.
13 Client/Server Tips -
"13 Client/Server Tips" offers helpful hints from a variety of authors on a variety of client/server programming topics, including ODBC, the Client Access APIs, and IBM's and ASNA's visual RPG products.