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What is IBM i HTTPAPI? HTTPAPI is an IBM i library (LIBHTTP) containing a full set of API's allowing any[...]

As I was waffling this morning about the sad demise of IBM Developerworks Connections Wiki - here is another excellent[...]

First thing is to add CUSTOM ATTRIBUTES to WooCommerce orders Click on PRODUCTS | ATTRIBUTE - add a new attribute[...]

I was discussing the benefits of RDi with a colleague this morning (I'm a bit of a Rational Developer fanboy)[...]

Having a Remote Desktop tool is a terrific bonus. For a few years I've used Teamviewer to remote control the[...]

So - today I was talking to colleague who wanted to make a database change to a big old file.[...]

Microsoft Project 2010 is arguably the best project management application out there. I regularly brush with it, see its efficacy,[...]

I recently discovered a new SEO plugin in the WordPress world - RANK MATH and its bloody good! Rank Math[...]

I haven't enjoyed a decent blog rant for some time so... nothing technical in this blog but lots of blowing[...]

This morning, I got a little linkedin notification from a subscriber letting me know that my nicklitten blog was exploding[...]

I've been chatting with a client of mine about sending emails from his AS400 iSeries Power IBM-i System. More specifically[...]

Updating any numeric DTAARA in RPGLE is slightly different in RPG /FREEFORMAT than in the good old fashioned column based[...]

Submitting jobs from within IBM i Control Language programs is a doddle. But sometimes we want to know the job[...]

Going for the Guinness Book of Records for vague blog titles I decided to waffle about inner joins and outer[...]

Bloody Annual License Codes If you have ever scratched your head wondering how to set the license key in SOFTLANDING[...]

Over on the RPG Cafe website, a nice chap called Smit Dixit published a sample of his RPGLE code calculating[...]

One of the mumbling, drooling, gray haired programmers on my team asked me to peer review his code this morning.[...]

IBM-i ACS is JAVA based, so it can be installed on Windows, MAC & Linux devices. The legacy IBM Client[...]