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IBM boosts mainframe education, ISV support
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Multiple flaws found in DB2
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Microsoft investigates ASP.Net vulnerability
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PL/I for newbies
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The Missing Link: It's for nerds, stupid
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IBM boosts mainframe education, ISV support
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IBM diverts from traditional mainframe marketing with a new initiative that boosts the platform's visibility.
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> Microsoft migration alliance has merit, but won't sway diehards
> zSeries defies industry, maintains revenue growth
Multiple flaws found in DB2
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IBM is releasing a partial fix for up to 20 critical holes discovered in version 7, 8 and 8.1 of DB2 running on AIX, HP-UX, Solaris, Linux and Windows platforms.
Microsoft investigates ASP.Net vulnerability
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Microsoft is investigating reports of a vulnerability that an attacker could use to bypass authentication on a Web site running ASP.Net applications on Windows 2000 or Windows XP.
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CA plugs new era of on-demand (Datamation)
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PL/I for newbies
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Crafting a new crib for PROCLIB
Moving a PROCLIB can be a pain but Search390.com site expert Mark Zelden suggests a way to get it done. Click here to read the complete tip.
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It's for nerds, stupid
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Politics.slashdot.org, a new Web site from the technology and news forum Slashdot.org, could be a boon to political pundits who love seeing page views skyrocket after their story gets picked up. Insiders call it the "Slashdot effect." But the big debate could be over whether articles featuring Ralph Nader will siphon away page views from pro-Kerry story submissions, or will one lucky poster have their Slashdot story become Bush's
October Surprise?
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