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Monday, May 20 • 10:15am - 11:15am
181: Intro to IBM i Services (SQL) for Admins

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This session is designed for IBM i system administrators. It covers real-world problems faced by system admins, and how to solve them using SQL (with some help from IBM i Services). Don't be intimidated by SQL. It isn't just for developers! You can copy and paste the examples provided in this session to get started easily. Attend this session and add a suite of new tools to your system admin toolbox!


"Learn how to use the “Run SQL Scripts” tool to:
1. Investigate active/queued/completed jobs
2. Retrieve system networking information,
3. Investigate object locks, and much more!"
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avatar for Steve Riedmueller

Steve Riedmueller

Certified IBM i Admin - Speaker, Mentor, and Advocate, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
I am a COMMON Certified IBM i Administrator with over 20 years experience on IBM i, as well as a COMMON speaker, N2i mentor, and IBM i advocate.I've been working on the platform since 2001 as a system admin/engineer. I have experience with OS upgrades and patching, system security... Read More →

Monday May 20, 2024 10:15am - 11:15am CDT
Meeting Room 102 1508 Houston St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
  Systems Management
  • Session Level Beginner
  • Audience Traditional “green screen” administrators who want to start leveraging SQL.

Attendees (23)