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SEARCH390.COM | S/390 and Industry News 
 June 17, 2003
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IN THIS ISSUE | Today's Highlights

1. TOP STORIES AND FEATURES
 - Virtualization coming to Windows, Unix shops
 - IBM fits DB2 with automation
 - SCO suit now seeks $3 billion from IBM
 - Featured Topic: CICS and Web Services

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 - On-demand Webcast: Inside SOAP for CICS
 - Expert Advice: When a CP wait code of 9025 shows at IPL time  
 - New Poll: Would you join an IT workers union?  
 - The Missing Link: GPS technology is a doggone good thing

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LEAD STORY

VIRTUALIZATION COMING TO WINDOWS, UNIX SHOPS | Search390.com
A growing number of data center managers running Windows and Unix
shops are considering server virtualization technology. 

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Data Center Futures: Managers scoff at Windows future dominance
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IBM FITS DB2 WITH AUTOMATION | eWEEK
IBM is offering an upgrade to small and midsize businesses with a
self-installing version of its enterprise-level DB2 Universal
Database. 

SCO SUIT NOW SEEKS $3 BILLION FROM IBM | CNET
SCO Group has upped the ante in an amendment to its suit against IBM,
seeking more than $3 billion in damages for alleged copying of
proprietary Unix intellectual property into Linux. 

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SEARCH390.COM FEATURED TOPIC | CICS and Web Services

Are you interested in bringing CICS applications into the Web
services age? These resources can help.

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WEBCAST HIGHLIGHT  | Inside SOAP for CICS 

Webcast highlight --  Inside SOAP for CICS
Tune-in to this Webcast and learn the latest developments in IBM's
plans to bring Web services to CICS and the mainframe. Listen as
IBM's CICS guru Geoff Sharman provides a technological overview of
the new CA1M SOAP for CICS SupportPac. Additional discussion topics
include future plans for SOAP support in CICS, initiatives for
incorporating the choreography functions from WebSphere Application
Server (WAS) Enterprise Edition into WebSphere Studio and more.
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WHEN A CP WAIT CODE OF 9025 SHOWS AT IPL TIME | Ask the Expert

We have an Amdahl mainframe 2000-2055C with one LPAR defined as an
"IFL." The LPAR definition states "LINUX ONLY." When we try to IPL
z/VM 4.3 on it, wait9025 results. Any ideas?

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THE MISSING LINK | GPS technology is a doggone good thing

Custom doggie tags are nice, microchips are cool, "lost and found"
ads work, but when it comes to finding your foxhound or pinpointing
your pug, a new product from Japan's Secom Co. Ltd. is far more
fetching. The firm has developed a service that uses Global
Positioning System (GPS) technology to locate wayward Weimaraners or
any other lost pooch that's wearing a special sensor. Said sensor is
a tiny GPS terminal that a dog can wear on its back or around its
neck. If your dog disappears, you can get on Secom's Web site, type
in a username and password and, voila, the service tells you where
Fido is, within 164 feet. (Reuters)

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