Having Extension Problems? Viagra isnt helping? Then you have come to the right place. If you are seeing compatibility errors, perspective crashes or white screen of death when trying to open Turnover from within WDSC then this might just help. I’ve had a horrible time trying to get WDSC7 Turnover Perspective working when using the

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IBM i TURNOVER Software Change Management Turnover (from Soft Landings Inc) is a pretty cool Software Change Management system running on ISERIES *cough* IBM i. NOTICE FOR SOFTLANDING SYSTEMS You are marketing your Change Management Product as ‘Turnover for iSeries V100’. But IBM no longer sell the iSeries systems. In fact, IBM haven’t sold this

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IBMi External Procedures in TURNOVER Turnover (the one written by Softlanding that does Change Management, not the little pastry that is full of apple and tastes delicious) is a pretty cool Software Change Management application native to IBMi. But of course, you already knew that. But, did you know that you can promote an EXTERNAL

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TURNOVER Client (aka Turnover GUI) Turnover (from Soft Landings Inc) is a pretty cool Software Change Management system running on iseries IBM i. The IBM i system is the Server. We connect to the IBM i TURNOVER SERVER from our device (laptop, desktop, mobile, etc) using software called TURNOVER CLIENT. Back in the bad old

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Can we find which Turnover Forms ran from a specific Turnover Application? The answer is ‘YES’ and you might find it’s easier than you thought. Using good old fashioned green screen menus (which in my case are white screens – but dont let that distract you) we can find this info quickly and easily. Here

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TUR3333 – No local Turnover system Defined This week I mainly been playing with Turnover V100…. Preparing TURNOVER V100 (Software Change Management tool for IBMi Systems) for a major application upgrade, adding the ability to use Turnover Forms for specifically deleting and/or moving objects from one environment (library) to another. In this case its because

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IBM i (iSeries/as400) Turnover Consultant – will change-manage for food “will change-manage for food” – is that a verb? Me. Considering my next exciting freelance project In this crazy world of IT acronyms and Dilbert cubicle terminology the art of Software Change Management and Program Deployment is one of the few terms that means exactly

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TURNOVER V100 – PWM Quick Reference How to get to PWM Option 20 on Work with Tasks, F20 on Work with Projects or STRPWM command Development steps(Presented in the order they are usually done)F6 Add items to listPress F6 to add itemor Press F20 to go to PDMIn PDM use AI1 to add items to

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changed outside of turnover – #AAAARGH I’m currently working with IBMi (iSeries) Turnover change management system. It’s the best SCM (Software Change Management) application in IBMi land and has a great balance between being easy to use and very powerful. I know the product fairly well, but it still grins and kicks me in the

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Turnover and External Procedures I’ve been having a problem promoting Stored Procedures today. After an hour of looking at two different Applications defined in Turnover – where one works fine and the other… *cough…. doesn’t. I’m still none the wiser. Grrrrr So this little cheat sheet may come in handy for me (and for you!)

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It’s Dirty but it works! So this is a technique that I discovered while trying to get WDSSC7.0.0.8 working with the April 2013 build of Turnover V100 Windows Client. This works but I wouldn’t recommend it as this is a much simpler solution. Well.. while we are waiting for Unicom to release a backward-compatible plugins

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Turnover manages both new development and modifications very smoothly. Once you have your brain around the core concepts of how software change management works, and also have a grasp of checking out code, promoting changes to higher levels and distributing to remote system then Turnover is intuitive and straight forward. However, if you are still

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