Today's News: Top skills for 2004

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A newsletter published by TechTarget   December 31, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  Enterprise Outsourcing Decisions: March 24 - 26, Atlanta, GA >>  iStudio400.com: iSeries experts at your service  Today's Highlights   >>  NEWS:  Sure-fire skills for IT success in 2004 >>  NEWS:  Enterprises crave stability for Linux in 2004 >>  WEBSPHERE STRATEGIES TIPS:  Receive free monthly WebSphere tips >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Web auctioneers perfect 'regifting'  News and Top Stories   NEWS Sure-fire skills for IT success in 2004  (SearchDatabase.com) Your time and money are limited. So we asked the experts which IT skills could mean the difference between a paycheck and the unemployment line in 2004. More on this topic: >  Data centers to hike iSeries skill requirements >  Trying to move to Java? Just follow the Big Blue brick road SPONSORED BY: Enterprise Outsourcing Decisions March 24 - 26, Atlanta, GA Is cost still the main reason for outsourcing? What aspects of your business should you outsource -- the critical or non-critical business functions? Enterprise Outsourcing Decisions delivers answers to these questions and more for companies already outsourcing or still in the decision-making process. Learn how to achieve greater ROI from your investments, make smart offshore outsourcing decisions, choose the right vendors and set your sourcing strategy. Confirm your registration today and save $1,495 NEWS Enterprises crave stability for Linux in 2004 (SearchEnterpriseLinux.com) Administrators and experts have had enough with SCO and lawsuits. They want to see Linux take real steps toward mission-critical functionality in mainstream enterprises. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  Do not adjust your monitor -- all this really did happen in 2003   >  IBM targets midrange systems with Serial ATA drives   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   PROGRAMMER TIP Deleting duplicate records Search400.com member Tri Yanto provides a short command that will delete duplicate keys using SQL. >>  View the complete tip SPONSORED BY: iStudio400.com Have you ever had the need to synchronize real-time data from a Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Sybase or other ODBC compliant database? If you ask someone how to do it, the answers you usually get are that you need to do it from the PC side, because the iSeries can't do it. Yes it can. Find out how FORUM ADVICE Problem with TESTN Opcode "Rajeev4000" is looking for a method to use TESTN Opcode for testing numeric values. Two people offered suggestions. Read what they said or post your own advice. >>  View or participate in this discussion thread WEBSPHERE STRATEGIES TIPS Receive free monthly WebSphere tips Are you ready to explore the next step in e-business, or just bone up on the latest WebSphere tips and tricks available? If so, you won't want to miss Search400.com's monthly WebSphere Strategies tips. Web development expert Jim Mason helps you to bring the power of the Web to your applications. Recent WebSphere Strategies tips you may enjoy: >>  Generating XML from SQL data >>  Options for calling iSeries commands from WebFaced applications PRODUCT & VENDOR GUIDE Start your research now Search400.com's Product and Vendor Guide allows you to research and compare several vendors and products using one convenient resource. We've broken the topics down into four convenient categories to make your research as easy as possible. BEST WEB LINKS Check them out Our editors have done the task of scouring the Web and cataloging the very best links and information on Network Infrastructure. Come browse and enjoy hundreds of pre-screened resources. THE MISSING LINK Web auctioneers perfect 'regifting' The sitcom Seinfeld may have coined the term "regifting," but sites such as eBay have perfected the practice. The Web auction site -- and smaller ones like it -- have given people a place to peddle their unwanted holiday gifts, rather than risk getting caught recycling them through their circle of family and friends. Officials from eBay say auction traffic spikes noticeably in January. You'd just better hope one of those surfers isn't Aunt Millie making sure you're not hawking those plaid socks she gave you! Recent missing link stories you may enjoy. 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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