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A newsletter published by TechTarget   November 12, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Search400.com Career Center: Career resources and tips galore  Today's Highlights   >>  FEATURED TOPIC:  How to boost system performance >>  NEWS:  IBM boosts DB2 mobile access >>  USER SURVEY:  What are your spending plans for 2004? >>  THE MISSING LINK:  'McJob' turning Golden Arches red  News and Top Stories   FEATURED TOPIC How to boost system performance  (Search400.com) Bad system performance equals low productivity. And you don't want that. This week we give you 10 tips to help you monitor and improve performance. More on this topic: >  View previous Featured Topics SPONSORED BY: Search400.com Career Center Searching for career resources? Visit the recently launched Search400.com Career Center -- powered by Dice -- and find training, certification and resume resources along with over 27,000 IT job openings to search through. Get e-mails when a listing matches your search criteria, have your profile automatically sent to Dice.com member companies, and access a host of career resources and tips and much more. Start searching NEWS IBM boosts DB2 mobile access (SearchDatabase.com) IBM has unveiled new database software that extends corporate data to handheld computing devices so that employees experience no drop in DB2 access. NEWS New site promises open-source portlet code (SearchWebServices.com) Sun Microsystems, BEA Systems and others have thrown their weight behind a new open-source site to help developers build portlets for their enterprise portals. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   WEBSPHERE STRATEGIES TIP Apache HTTP server drives Web sites You've heard about the Apache HTTP server, but is it something your shop should consider? Web development expert Jim Mason is here to help. This tip looks at the Apache HTTP server, what it is, where to get it, how to install it on Windows, how to troubleshoot problems and more. >>  View the complete tip FORUM ADVICE WDSC V5R1 printing "Jtaylor" writes, "I'm new to WebSphere Development Studio Client (WDSC) for the iSeries. I want to use WDSC to maintain ILE programs. When I compile a program, the output prints to our system default printer, not the OUTQ in my user profile. We have multiple developers, and each has their own OUTQ. How can I tell WDSC what OUTQ should receive the printouts?" Do you know how? >>  Participate in this discussion thread CURRENT POLL Vote now Do you believe Microsoft's offering a bounty to catch computer hackers is an effective way to thwart security breaches? USER SURVEY What are your spending plans for 2004? What kind of iSeries investments is your shop making next year? Will you be spending more or less? What projects are scheduled? By answering a few questions like those, you can help guide future articles and features on Search400.com. Take a few minutes now and tell us what will be a priority for you in 2004. >>  Take the survey BEST WEB LINKS Development on the iSeries Trying to write a program for the iSeries, but find yourself with more questions than answers? The Search400.com editors have left no stone unturned when it comes to scouring the Web for the most informative and helpful info available. We have sections dedicated to PC development, open-source code and Web development. You'll also find a wealth of links on programming languages - from COBOL to XML. >>  View the Best Web Links THE MISSING LINK 'McJob' turning Golden Arches red Don't tell anyone that you've got a "McJob." You could get a good dressing down from Mayor McCheese. McDonald's Corp. is frying mad over Merriam-Webster's inclusion of the word "McJob" in its latest lexicon. The dictionary defines the word as "a low-paying job that requires little skill and provides little opportunity for advancement." Hard to believe the suits at Mickey D's would take umbrage at that kind of definition, isn't it? McDonald's CEO says the definition isn't just inaccurate and insulting; its inclusion in the dictionary is a trademark infringement. He wants it Mc-Yanked. Webster is telling him to look up another word: "whatever." Update your subscriptions Select newsletters you would like to receive from the list below. Security Tip Programmer Tips Administrator Tips E-mail    Not a member? 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