Linux: AS/400 Ally or Sad Irony? -
IBM’s Linux initiative is one more indication that IBM has little appreciation for the AS/400.
Winning the Processor Wars -
The AS/400’s architect, Frank G. Soltis, explains why IBM continues to develop new chips for its AS/400 and RS/6000 servers and why Intel chips can’t keep pace.
Embedding Dynamic SQL in an RPG IV Program -
Using two sample RPG programs, Mike Cravitz shows you how to embed in your code dynamic SQL statements that let users specify selection criteria at runtime.
Building Our Own Bridge to the Future -
Julian Hill argues that adopting Java and SanFrancisco doesn’t automatically solve the problem of making large legacy application systems ready for e-business.
The Three Es of e-Business -
Nahid Jilovec says that as you develop your e-business solution, you should look for ways to empower employees, engage customers, and extend your enterprise to business partners.
Java Record-Level Access -
Dan Darnell shows you how to access database files using Java just as you would with RPG — one record at a time — by employing AS/400 Toolbox for Java and record-level access.
Keeping an Eye on AS/400 Performance -
CCSS, Ltd.’s QSystem Monitor and Qmessage Monitor can help enterprises with multiple AS/400s track performance problems, automate operations, and improve service levels.
Guiding Your Journey to e-Business -
Andre den Haan surveys some current key technologies for developing an e-business site, such as legacy-extension tools, HTML and its variants, and Java applets and servlets.
Integrated File System Security: The Essential Points -
The AS/400’s integrated file system (IFS) creates unique security concerns. R.J. Traff explains the authority implications of creating, changing, and moving objects within the IFS to help you avoid problems down the road.
The Case of the German Journal -
When a German client has disk arm utilization problems, performance sleuths James Stewart and Dan Cruikshank detect faulty management of journal receivers.
A Guide to IBM's Application Framework for e-Business -
IBM has finally defined a plan and identified a comprehensive set of products to create Web-based, multi-user business applications. Paul Conte covers all the essential details in this in-depth explanation.