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by Debra Tart, assistant site editor
DB2 and you
When it comes to taking advantage of the powerful features of DB2 UDB for the iSeries, you could find yourself lost in a sea of questions. Your data is stored, but how do you access it? Is DB2 compatible with the SQL interface? Search400 has several resources to answer those questions and more. We have articles, tips and expert advice -- just to name a few. And if you still can't find the answer to your question, you can always submit it to one of our DB2 experts or post it in our discussion forums. The solution you're looking for may be just a click away. Here are a few items to start with: |
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Best practices for printing
by Michelle Davidson, site editor
When it comes to printing, each department can have its own needs. The trick is to meet those needs and do it cost-effectively. What hardware works best? Do you need software to help you? The tips included here can help you with those issues.
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Featured Expert: Pascal Jacquemain, analyst/programmer, Gulliver Travel
Categories: DB2/400 and DB2 UDB
Don't struggle trying to solve your DB2 problems. Let Pascal help you out.
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| This Week: In the forums |
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Help configuring network printer
One user says he's activated session B, but no network printer is showing up. A few search400 members, including site expert Tim Granatir, have some suggestions.
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Switching to JDK 1.3 with WebSphere
Another user writes, "I'm using V5R1 and WebSphere V3.5, and WebSphere is currently running with JDK 1.2. I need to switch to JDK 1.3, but I can't find any support resources on how to do this in V5R1. Does anyone know how the WebSphere startup process determines which JDK to use? Furthermore, does anyone know how to switch from JDK 1.2 to 1.3?" Have any advice?
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| Tip of the Week: |
Retrieve the IP address of an active device
Have you ever wanted to know the IP address of a connected workstation? Well, the iSeries has an API that can get that for you. You may want to implement security schemes, add business rules, use different display files, etc. depending on the IP. By knowing all or even part of the IP address, you can control how your programs communicate with the device. Site expert John Kohan gives you an API to help you find the IP address of a connected workstation. |
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