June 11, 2021

June 11, 2021 | Volume 14 Issue 59
- LEAD ARTICLE: Exploring a Few More Complex Trigger Scenarios
- FEATURED ARTICLE: Service Program Compile Stuff
- FEATURE EVENT: June OCEAN Meeting - Free Webinar with IBM i Expert Richard Schoen
- NEWS HIGHLIGHT: IBM To Establish New Cybersecurity Center For US Federal Clients
- WEBCAST LEARNING: Node.js on IBM i Webinar Series Pt. 2: Setting Up Your Development Tools
- WHITE PAPER DOWNLOAD: What to Do When Your AS/400 Talent Retires
- MC VIDEO SHOWCASE: Design an Invoice in 10 Minutes
- EVENT: How a Remote Workforce Affects IBM i Security
Exploring a Few More Complex Trigger Scenarios
In order to make a "trigger happy" database, let's explore a few more complex scenarios.
By Rafael Victória-Pereira
Creating simple triggers was covered in Introducing Database Triggers, and the introduction to complex trigger scenarios was presented in Exploring More Complex Trigger Scenarios. Let's cover a few more scenarios and review what you've learned.
Editor's Note: This article is excerpted from chapter 9 of SQL for IBM i: A Database Modernization Guide, by Rafael Victória-Pereira.
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Service Program Compile Stuff
As you might guess, service programs are not a one-size-fits-all kind of thing, and where there is flexibility, there is often complexity. It’s not a lot, but there are a few additional things you should know in order to fully understand and set up your service programs for maximum efficiency.
By David Shirey
Editor's Note: This article is excerpted from chapter 18 of 21st Century RPG: /Free, ILE, and MVC, by David Shirey.
So let’s take a look at what those things are before we go any further.
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