Itjungle.com

Itjungle.com

mer 4 septembre 2019 0 Par Ibmiiste

Voi­ci un site où trou­ver de tout sur IBM i(system i, iSe­ries, AS400), cela parle aus­si bien de ten­dance éco­no­mique autour de ce sys­tème que de pro­gram­ma­tion, astuces où de pen­sées personnelles.

  • par Alex Woo­die
    When IBM i pro­fes­sio­nals final­ly get their hands on Bob, the new AI-powe­red tool cur­rent­ly in deve­lop­ment in Big Blue’s labs, they will find that it is much more than just a code assis­tant, IBM i chief Archi­tect Steve Will said recent­ly. “It has a lot of know­ledge,” he said. “It knows things about IBM […]
  • par Timo­thy Pri­ckett Mor­gan
    Having spent the past seve­ral weeks going over the hard­ware and soft­ware costs and per­for­mance of sys­tems in the IBM i P10 and P20 soft­ware tiers. We had an admit­ted­ly small sample, but one that we could get Big Blue’s pri­cing infor­ma­tion for, which is hard to come by. This week we wan­ted to see […]
  • par Timo­thy Pri­ckett Mor­gan
    Given that Big Blue owns Red Hat, any Red Hat soft­ware that runs on X86 or Arm machi­ne­ry should even­tual­ly make its way onto IBM’s own Power pro­ces­sors and their Power Sys­tems ser­vers. But, it takes time to do this, of course, and some Red Hat soft­ware is more impor­tant to the Power Sys­tems based […]
  • par Vic­tor Rozek
    I don’t remem­ber it being taught in school. Through high school and col­lege I can­not recall a single ins­tance where the concept of inte­gri­ty was dis­cus­sed or even men­tio­ned. Occa­sio­nal­ly I heard words like “honest” and “hono­rable” applied to vir­tuous his­to­ri­cal figures. But those concepts des­cribe beha­vior. Inte­gri­ty, on the other hand, is based on […]
  • par Doug Bid­well
    We start this week with per­for­mance anxie­ty. Well, more like per­for­mance degra­da­tion. As you will see at this link, if you have ins­tal­led IBM i 7.4 TR12 or IBM i 7.5 TR7, SQL que­ry plans might be spen­ding more time wai­ting for I/O pen­ding faults and the­re­fore are per­for­ming poor­ly. There are actual­ly two different […]