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i Can › Integrate Web Services With DB2 for i 7.1

April 3rd, 2013 Comments off
This week's blog article was written by Nick Lawrence. Nick works for IBM in Rochester, Minn., on DB2 for IBM i. His responsibilities include full-text...


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iDevelop › A Hidden Gem in TR6

February 6th, 2013 Comments off
This week’s big news in the IBM i world is of course the announcement of Technology Refresh 6 (TR6). We’re sure our fellow bloggers Dawn...


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iDevelop › iAdvocates: Advocating for IBM i

November 1st, 2012 Comments off
When we were in Minneapolis for the 12th RPG & DB2 Summit last week, we experienced a couple of "firsts." For example, because it was...


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iDevelop › iAdvocates: Advocating for IBM i

November 1st, 2012 Comments off
When we were in Minneapolis for the 12th RPG & DB2 Summit last week, we experienced a couple of "firsts." For example, because it was...


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Alan Seiden's PHP and IBM i Resources › ZF2 and DB2 for IBM i

October 16th, 2012 Comments off

I’d like to address questions about DB2 support in Zend Framework 2.x. Because I helped create the IBM i-friendly DB2 adapter for Zend Framework 1.x, I’m following the development of a similar adapter for ZF2.

Q. Does ZF 2 include an adapter for DB2?
A. ZF 2.0 does not, but read on.

Q. When will a DB2 adapter be included in ZF 2.x?
A. Rumor says ZF 2.1 or 2.2. I plan to discuss it with the Zend Framework team at ZendCon in a week or two (late October, 2012).

Q. Does Alan’s IBM i-friendly DB2 adapter for Zend Framework 1.x work in 2.x?
A. No. Because ZF’s Zend_Db equivalent in 2.x works differently than in 1.x, my 1.x component will not work in 2.x.

Q. When will you know more?
A. I’ll know more after ZendCon, so probably late October/early November. I plan to spend time with the db adapter team at the conference. We’ll discuss the needs of IBM i users, such as support for driver-specific features, including library lists.

Q. Help! I must use ZF2 now.
A. You can still use the underlying functions in the ibm_db2 driver (db2_connect, db2_exec, etc.). I know one person creating his own bare-bones adapter based on these. For most people, though, it’s best to wait for the official announcement.

I’ll update this blog post after ZendCon.


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Alan Seiden Consulting: PHP and IBM i Expertise › ZF2 and DB2 for IBM i

October 16th, 2012 Comments off

I’d like to address questions about DB2 support in Zend Framework 2.x. Because I helped create the IBM i-friendly DB2 adapter for Zend Framework 1.x, I’ve followed the development of a similar adapter for ZF2.

(updated January 30, 2013, upon the release of ZF 2.1)

Q. Does ZF 2 include an adapter for DB2?
A. Yes! Starting with ZF 2.1, which was released today.

Q. Is Alan’s IBM i-friendly DB2 adapter for Zend Framework 1.x needed in 2.x?
A. No. Because ZF’s Zend_Db equivalent in 2.x works differently than in 1.x, my 1.x component is not needed in 2.x.

Q. Does ZF 2.1′s DB2 adapter work with IBM i?
A. Yes! Please try it and provide feedback to the ZF team.


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iDevelop › IBM Mobile Database Syncs with DB2 on IBM i

September 20th, 2012 Comments off
Following our recent blog post on mobile computing and IBM i, we were contacted by our old friend George Farr. As some of you may...


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Young i Perspectives › Why IBMi – Research Effort

August 31st, 2012 Comments off
I am putting together a form of research initiative that aims to quantify *why* a non-IBMi tech person should consider or pursue IBMi.  I believe one of the best sources of this information can come from the community, so I’ve setup a GoogleDoc that can be edited by anybody (no Google signup required).
If you are interested in contributing then please head over to this link:http://bit.ly/OyCd3M
The results of this will be placed onto IBM’s IBMi wiki page for all to see and act as a place we can point people.
Here’s a tweet phrase if you are looking to share socially:
Why #IBMi? If you had to convince a #Ruby #PHP #Java dev to run their app on #IBMi what would you say? Comment here: bit.ly/OyCd3M
AaronBartell.com


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Young i Perspectives › Why IBMi – Research Effort

August 31st, 2012 Comments off
I am putting together a form of research initiative that aims to quantify *why* a non-IBMi tech person should consider or pursue IBMi.  I believe one of the best sources of this information can come from the community, so I’ve setup a GoogleDoc that can be edited by anybody (no Google signup required).
If you are interested in contributing then please head over to this link:http://bit.ly/OyCd3M
The results of this will be placed onto IBM’s IBMi wiki page for all to see and act as a place we can point people.
Here’s a tweet phrase if you are looking to share socially:
Why #IBMi? If you had to convince a #Ruby #PHP #Java dev to run their app on #IBMi what would you say? Comment here: bit.ly/OyCd3M
AaronBartell.com


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Alan Seiden's PHP and IBM i Resources › Alan Seiden Consulting LLC

June 27th, 2012 Comments off

I’ve started a consulting firm dedicated to helping companies attain superior results with PHP, Zend Framework, IBM i, and related technologies such as Zend Server, DB2, and the new PHP toolkit.

We will provide guidance and best practices, training, mentoring, troubleshooting, performance help, team building, speaking, writing, and advocacy.

My first speaking engagement with my new company will be the OCEAN conference on July 20, 2012, in Southern California. Hope to see some of you there.

Thanks for your support. I will be available starting July 2 after a short vacation. I look forward to working with you.

Alan


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