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A newsletter published by TechTarget   January 05, 2004 >> 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   >>  LEAD STORY:  Top iSeries technologies to keep an eye on >>  NEWS:  Target taps IBM for on-demand >>  NEW POLL:  Will you be using Java, WebSphere or Linux this year? >>  THE MISSING LINK:  The bitterest pill for the spammed masses  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY Top iSeries technologies to keep an eye on  (Insider Weekly) New iSeries technologies are surfacing, and older ones are just starting to gain acceptance in the iSeries market. Here are the top technologies you might want to pay attention to. More on this topic: >  IBM expands virtual hosting service to iSeries 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 Target taps IBM for on-demand (InternetNews) IBM will manage Target's mainframe infrastructure, allowing the major discount retailer to power up additional mainframe engines on an as-needed basis. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  Java development effort regroups (eWEEK)   >  SCO deadline in IBM case looms (CRN)   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   PROGRAMMER TIP Restore/display journal receiver Search400.com member Dennis Cote explains the ins and outs of the restore/display journal receiver command, and he provides step-by-step code to run this command. According to Dennis, using this command can save programmers a lot of debugging time. >>  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 EXPERT ADVICE Securing third-party libraries Dear Carol, I am trying to secure several third-party libraries so only certain user profiles can access them. The owner is QSECOFR and *PUBLIC is set to *EXCLUDE. I have a validation list set for these libraries with the user profiles needing access. When I sign on as a user who is not in the access list and is *USER, I can still do a runqry to access the files in these libraries. When I check the object authority for the library using that profile, it lists *ADOPT *ALL. What am I missing? >>  View Carol's response PROGRAMMER TIPS Receive free biweekly programmer tips Programmers take notice. These biweekly tips offer up suggestions and advice for simplifying and improving your applications. Written by Search400.com experts Tim Granatir and Ken Graap, you'll get tried-and-true tips for developing applications. Recent tips by Tim Granatir and Ken Graap: >>  Nine skills every RPG programmer should have >>  Rev up the IFS with *TYPE2 directories NEW USER POLL Vote now Will you be using Java, WebSphere or Linux this year? >>  Sound off! What do you think about this poll? Let us know BEST WEB LINKS IBM product information Here you'll find information about just IBM products -- the iSeries and all the other products that run on it. Come browse and enjoy hundreds of pre-screened resources. Our editors have done the task of scouring the Web and cataloging the very best links and information for you. >>  View the links now THE MISSING LINK The bitterest pill for the spammed masses You probably spent a good deal of 2003 skewering spam, so AOL's list of most popular spam subject lines should come as little or no surprise. OK, maybe "popular" isn't the right word. 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