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From the editor:
Fast Guide to common iSeries error messages |
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Featured Topic:
20 printing tips in 20 minutes |
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Expert Technical Advice:
* Featured Expert: Ken Graap, OS/400
* From the Forums: Sign-on service doesn't start
* Programmer Tip: Find your iSeries using a DNS or name server
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Site Highlights:
* Free Book Excerpt: XML for eServer i5 and iSeries
* Test Your Smarts: Who's who in the iSeries community? #2
* Expert Webcast: Everything You Want to Know About WebSphere and Eclipse |
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by Deb Tart, assistant editor
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Fast guide to common iSeries error messages
Puzzled by an iSeries error message? There's almost nothing more frustrating than being in the middle of a download process and receiving an error message that you have no idea what it means or why you've received it. We've compiled a list of resources for iSeries error messages that you can browse through quickly to find a possible solution to your error. If you come across an error message that is not listed, we have iSeries experts on hand to help you tackle even the toughest errors out there. If you've come across an error message that we haven't addressed, e-mail us
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20 printing tips in 20 minutes
by Michelle Davidson, site editor
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How many times have you thrown up your hands and given up because you can't get a report to print? Printing shouldn't be a hassle, so we're here to help with solutions to frequent printing problems.
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Featured Expert: Ken Graap, senior AS/400e system administrator, Northwest Natural Gas
Category: OS/400
You're bound to have questions about V5R3 (or i5/OS) as you start using it. Ken can help.
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This Week: In the forums
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Sign-on service doesn't start
"Makassar" was working with Client Access and suddenly it terminated. He was able to get all of the other services started, except for the sign-on service. He tried to start it manually but no luck. "RMalloy" was on hand to offer some help.
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Forcing program termination
"Stoogenut" writes, "We have menu applications that nest quite deep. Is there a method to force termination of an application from deep within the nest, rather than backing out one screen at a time or reprogramming each application to avoid F12(prev)-F12-F12-F12-F3(exit)?" Do you know of a way?
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Automating CPSPLF in CL
"Le2004" wondered how to go about automating the copying of a print file to a PF file. Fortunately, "JTaylor" knew just what to do. |
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The Lazy Coder: Find your iSeries using a DNS or name server
by Andrew Borts
So you need to give people access to your iSeries. By following these five steps, you can configure a name server that EVERYTHING in your network can use. And when you need to change IP addresses for ANY reason, you change it in your DNS server and you're done. It resolves the IP address for the PCs, so you change this in ONE SPOT, not many. How's that for being LAZY? |
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Upcoming webcast: Everything You Want to Know About WebSphere and Eclipse
Date: Wednesday, Aug. 11, 9 a.m. EST (14:00 GMT)
Speaker: Joe Pluta, chief architect of Pluta Brothers Design, Inc.
Learn what Eclipse is, what it does, and how it relates to WebSphere. Joe will explain what they both have to offer -- including their pros and cons. You'll get a taste of plug-ins, and you'll even get to see some shots of the tools in action. Join in on the webcast to see what's really cookin'.
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Test your smarts: Who's who in the iSeries community? #2
Are you in the iSeries "in group?" It's time to see how much you know about the big players in the iSeries community. Do you know who the COMMON User group elected as president in the Fall of 2001? Do you know who is best known in the iSeries community for his work with sockets? Click over and see if you know the answers to those questions and more.
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Free Book Excerpt
XML for eServer i5 and iSeries
Log on and download for free Chapter 1 of XML for eServer i5 and iSeries written by Steve Bos and David Morris and published by MC Press. This chapter, "XML: Where Did It Come From? Where Is It Going?" provides an introduction to XML and introduces you to some ways in which you can use XML on your iSeries platform to exchange information and create Web applications.
Win a copy of the book: After you've read the chapter, test how much you learned and then send us the results for a chance to win a copy of XML for eServer i5 and iSeries. Send your e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED].
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