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BMC ups support for mainframe, IMS
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HP nixes data center project
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Sarbanes-Oxley as an IT-business alignment driver
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Crash Course: Securing your mainframe
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What's your take on the data center's future?
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Attempting to transfer EBCDIC files
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The Missing Link: Can you hear me now? Cheers!
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BMC ups support for mainframe, IMS
[SearchDatabase.com]
BMC's SmartDBA performance monitoring software now supports IBM's IMS hierarchical DBMS. The company built in support for mainframe-monitoring capabilities last year addressing demand for tools that will help newer DBAs handle legacy systems and apps.
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HP nixes data center project
[CNET News.com]
Hewlett-Packard is getting rid of one of its high-profile utility-computing projects, though much of the technology will live on in other initiatives.
Sarbanes-Oxley as an IT-business alignment driver
[SearchCIO.com]
Surprise, surprise -- IT does matter, thanks in part to Sarbanes Oxley.
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Crash Course: Securing your mainframe
Traditionally, security wasn't a huge consideration for mainframes. Keeping them secure was a matter of keeping the door to the data center locked. Today, things are different. As more and more mainframes are connected to the Web, security is becoming a more pressing issue. The editors of Search390.com has scoured our site for the best mainframe security advice, tips and news for this Crash Course. To check it out, click here.
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What's your take on the data center's future?
The editors of Search390.com are interested in your informational needs regarding data center management, technologies and strategies. This short survey (only about five minutes to complete) will help us make our offerings more targeted to your needs. Thank you for your cooperation. Click here to take it now.
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Attempting to transfer EBCDIC files
A Search390.com user asked Jim Keohane, our Web integration and troubleshooting expert:
I am attempting to transfer a PC file to a mainframe. The file is currently in EBCDIC format, but when I transfer it up as binary I don't seem to be getting the line feed characters correctly. If I attempt the transfer through Attachmate Extra and specify line feed on then it comes up correctly, but I need to automate this solution using native FTP.
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Can you hear me now? Cheers!
[The Register]
Raise your glass to technology -- it's really raising the bar. Several London establishments are now part of a service wherein you log onto a Web site (www.buymeabeer.com), pick a libation, enter a friend's cell phone number and a personal message, and then prepay the tab. The recipient of your generosity then goes to one of the participating pubs and shows the text message -- then voila -- a free drink. This toast of technology
and "ale" of an idea is a good way to buy your buddy a Bud without having to actually move out of your chair.
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