IBM i 7.1 Technical Overview with Technology Refresh Updates
by Jiri Sochr, Tracy Schramm, David Painter, Adam Lukaszewicz, Dwight Harrison, Jus
IBM i 7.1 Technical Overview with Technology Refresh Updates
- Front cover
- Notices
- IBM Redbooks promotions
- Preface
- Summary of changes
- Chapter 1. Introduction to IBM i 7.1 and Technology Refreshes
- Chapter 2. Security enhancements
- 2.1 User profile enhancements
- 2.2 Object audit enhancements
- 2.3 Data encryption enhancements
- 2.4 Security enhancements for DB2 for i
- 2.5 DB2 for i security services
- 2.6 Real-time database activity monitoring
- 2.7 Security enhancements for printing
- 2.8 TLS V1.1 and V1.2 support
- 2.9 Java security information
- 2.10 PowerSC Tools for IBM i
- Chapter 3. Backup and recovery
- 3.1 New and enhanced system save and restore functions
- 3.2 New and improved BRMS for IBM i functions
- 3.2.1 Support for Domino 8.5 Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS)
- 3.2.2 Link list enhancements
- 3.2.3 Support of more than 999,999 objects
- 3.2.4 Start recovery using BRM (STRRCYBRM) command enhancements
- 3.2.5 Recovery report enhancements
- 3.2.6 Output file support for BRMS restores
- 3.2.7 Ability to select Saved ASP on RSTLIBBRM and RSTOBJBRM commands
- 3.2.8 Distributed backup support
- 3.2.9 Maintenance enhancements
- 3.2.10 Planning Media Movement report
- 3.2.11 Improved clearing of volumes in *ERR status
- 3.2.12 Protection of volumes that are marked for duplication
- 3.2.13 Improved recovery times with new media position function
- 3.2.14 BRMS support for the special value *COMPATIBLE for ALWOBJDIF
- 3.2.15 Improved control with running non-BRMS saves
- 3.2.16 RDX and BRMS
- 3.2.17 Allowing volumes that are marked for duplication to be moved
- 3.2.18 Support for expiration dates greater than year 2038
- 3.2.19 Setting maximum size for BRMS flight recorders
- 3.2.20 Using compression for BRMS save files
- 3.2.21 Improving IFS save performance with the ASYNCBRING parameter
- 3.2.22 Using STRMNTBRM to initialize media when it is expired
- 3.2.23 Print Report using BRM (PRTRPTBRM) enhancements
- 3.2.24 Support of relational database entries and fully-qualified domain names
- 3.2.25 Duplicate Media using BRM (DUPMEDBRM) enhancements
- 3.2.26 Support for simultaneous batch-mode DUPMEDBRM
- 3.2.27 Ability to use save files in independent ASPs as targets for save operations
- 3.2.28 Move media using BRM (MOVMEDBRM) allows for multiple locations
- 3.2.29 Monitor Save While Active (MONSWABRM) functionality enhancement
- 3.2.30 Improvements in online Domino save performance
- 3.2.31 Restores of incrementally-saved objects allowed
- 3.2.32 Miscellaneous BRMS enhancements
- 3.3 BRMS enhancements to GUI and web interfaces
- 3.3.1 Added support for the IBM Systems Director web browser environment
- 3.3.2 IBM Systems Director navigation to BRMS functions
- 3.3.3 IBM Navigator for i navigation to BRMS functions
- 3.3.4 Enhancements to the BRMS initial window
- 3.3.5 BRMS advanced functions window
- 3.3.6 Scheduling support for BRMS
- 3.3.7 Added option to the BRMS Log to filter messages by control groups
- 3.3.8 Ability to mark and unmark volumes for duplication
- 3.3.9 Multiple email address support
- 3.3.10 High availability support for independent ASPs in a BRMS network
- 3.3.11 Enhanced maintenance features in the backup control group
- 3.3.12 BRMS Enterprise function
- 3.4 More resources
- Chapter 4. High availability
- 4.1 PowerHA SystemMirror for i
- 4.1.1 New PowerHA packaging
- 4.1.2 PowerHA versions
- 4.1.3 PowerHA SystemMirror for i enhancements
- 4.1.4 PowerHA SystemMirror for i graphical interfaces
- 4.1.5 N_Port ID virtualization support
- 4.1.6 Asynchronous geographic mirroring
- 4.1.7 LUN level switching
- 4.1.8 IBM System SAN Volume Controller and IBM Storwize V7000 split cluster
- 4.1.9 Space-efficient FlashCopy
- 4.1.10 Reverse FlashCopy
- 4.1.11 FlashCopy at a Global Mirror target
- 4.1.12 Better detection of cluster node outages
- 4.1.13 Improved geographic mirroring full synchronization performance
- 4.1.14 Geographic mirroring in an IBM i hosted IBM i client partition environment
- 4.1.15 Support virtualization capabilities on an active cluster node
- 4.1.16 Cluster administrative domain enhancements
- 4.1.17 Working with cluster administrative domain monitored resources
- 4.1.18 IPv6 support
- 4.1.19 New CL commands for programming cluster automation
- 4.1.20 Removal of existing command processing restrictions
- 4.2 Journaling and commitment control enhancements
- 4.2.1 Journal management
- 4.2.2 Remote journaling
- 4.2.3 DISPLAY_JOURNAL (easier searches of a journal)
- 4.2.4 Commitment control and independent ASPs
- 4.2.5 System Managed Access Path Protection
- 4.2.6 Journaling and disk arm usage
- 4.2.7 Range of journal receivers parameter and *CURAVLCHN
- 4.2.8 Journal management functions: IBM Navigator for i
- 4.3 Other availability improvements
- 4.4 Additional information
- 4.1 PowerHA SystemMirror for i
- Chapter 5. IBM DB2 for i
- 5.1 Introduction: Getting around with data
- 5.2 SQL data description and data manipulation language
- 5.2.1 XML support
- 5.2.2 The MERGE statement
- 5.2.3 Dynamic compound statements
- 5.2.4 Creating and using global variables
- 5.2.5 Support for arrays in procedures
- 5.2.6 Result set support in embedded SQL
- 5.2.7 FIELDPROC support for encoding and encryption
- 5.2.8 Miscellaneous
- 5.2.9 Generating field reference detail on CREATE TABLE AS
- 5.2.10 Qualified name option added to generate SQL
- 5.2.11 New generate SQL option for modernization
- 5.2.12 OVRDBF SEQONLY(YES, buffer length)
- 5.3 Performance and query optimization
- 5.3.1 Methods and tools for performance optimization
- 5.3.2 Query optimization
- 5.3.3 Global statistics cache
- 5.3.4 Adaptive query processing
- 5.3.5 Sparse indexes
- 5.3.6 Encoded vector index
- 5.3.7 Preserving EVI indexes on ALTER enhancement
- 5.3.8 Keeping tables or indexes in memory
- 5.3.9 SQE optimization for indexes on SSD
- 5.3.10 SQE support of simple logical files
- 5.3.11 Maximum size of an SQL index increased to 1.7 TB
- 5.3.12 QSYS2.INDEX_ADVICE procedure
- 5.3.13 Improved index advice generation to handle OR predicates
- 5.3.14 SKIP LOCKED DATA and NC or UR
- 5.3.15 SQL routine performance integer arithmetic (requires re-create)
- 5.3.16 Automatic cancellation of QSQSRVR jobs when an application ends
- 5.3.17 QAQQINI properties
- 5.3.18 ALTER TABLE performance
- 5.3.19 Avoiding short name collisions
- 5.3.20 CREATE PROCEDURE (SQL) PROGRAM TYPE SUB
- 5.3.21 Referential integrity and trigger performance
- 5.3.22 QSQBIGPSA data area
- 5.3.23 Validating constraints without checking
- 5.3.24 Limiting the amount of processing on an RGZPFM cancel
- 5.3.25 Database reorganization
- 5.3.26 CPYFRMIMPF performance
- 5.3.27 QJOSJRNE API option to force journal entries without sending an entry
- 5.3.28 QDBRTVSN API performance
- 5.3.29 Control blocking for a file using QSYS2.OVERRIDE_TABLE()
- 5.3.30 Improving JDBC performance with JTOpen
- 5.3.31 Adding total DB opens job level instrumentation to Collection Services
- 5.3.32 SYSTOOLS.REMOVE_INDEXES procedure
- 5.3.33 Improved SQE statistics for INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements
- 5.3.34 QSYS2.Reset_Table_Index_Statistics procedure
- 5.3.35 Performance enhancements for large number of row locks
- 5.3.36 Improved DSPJOB and CHKRCDLCK results for many row locks
- 5.3.37 Chart-based graphical interface SQL performance monitors
- 5.3.38 Enhanced analyze program summary detail
- 5.3.39 Performance Data Investigator
- 5.3.40 Index Advisor: Show Statements - Improved query identification
- 5.3.41 Performance improvements for temporary tables
- 5.4 New functionality for DB2 developers
- 5.4.1 QSYS2.SYSCOLUMNS2
- 5.4.2 QSYS2.SYSPARTITIONDISK and QSYS2.SYSPARTITIONINDEXDISK
- 5.4.3 QSYS2.OBJECT_STATISTICS user defined table function
- 5.4.4 EARLIEST_POSSIBLE_RELEASE
- 5.4.5 SIGNAL support for native triggers
- 5.4.6 Hierarchical queries through the CONNECT BY clause
- 5.4.7 Parameter marker support (LAND, LOR, XOR, and TRANSLATE)
- 5.4.8 Supporting PROGRAM NAME on CREATE TRIGGER
- 5.4.9 Debug step supported for SQL procedures, functions, and triggers
- 5.4.10 TINYINT in CLI
- 5.4.11 CHGPFM and CHGLFM UNIT support
- 5.4.12 Live movement of DB2 tables and indexes to SSD
- 5.4.13 SYSTOOLS procedures
- 5.4.14 HTTP functions in SYSTOOLS
- 5.4.15 QSYS2.TCPIP_INFO view
- 5.4.16 Administrative catalog, SYSIBMADM.ENV_SYS_INFO
- 5.4.17 QSYS2.PTF_INFO view
- 5.4.18 QSYS2.GROUP_PTF_INFO view
- 5.4.19 QSYS2.GET_JOB_INFO() user defined table function
- 5.4.20 Alias interrogation, SYSPROC.BASE_TABLE
- 5.4.21 Number of partition keys added to statistical views
- 5.4.22 QSYS2.DUMP_SQL_CURSORS procedure
- 5.4.23 QIBM_SQL_NO_RLA_CANCEL environment variable
- 5.4.24 CANCEL_SQL and FIND_AND_CANCEL_QSQSRVR_SQL procedures
- 5.4.25 QSYS2.FIND_QSQSRVR_JOBS() procedure
- 5.4.26 SQL server mixed mode for batch processing
- 5.4.27 QDBRPLAY() API: Disable or Enable Constraints option
- 5.4.28 SQL0901 log education
- 5.4.29 Retrieving a short name for long schema name (QDBRTVSN)
- 5.4.30 SQL0440 warning on SQL routine build
- 5.4.31 XMLTABLE
- 5.4.32 Run SQL (RUNSQL): A new command
- 5.4.33 Native JDBC driver support added for J2SE 7
- 5.4.34 QSQPRCED() accepts client special registers
- 5.4.35 STRQMQRY command instrumented for client special registers
- 5.4.36 QSYS2.QCMDEXC() procedure no longer requires a command length
- 5.4.37 Adding the ORDERBY parameter to the CPYTOIMPF command
- 5.4.38 System naming convention expanded for permit (/) and (.) qualifiers
- 5.4.39 Direct control of system names for tables, views, and indexes
- 5.4.40 Modification of global variables within triggers and functions
- 5.4.41 Multiple events supported in a single SQL trigger
- 5.4.42 New QAQQINI option: SQL_GVAR_BUILD_RULE
- 5.4.43 CPYTOIMPF and CPYFRMIMPF commands include column headings
- 5.4.44 Improved performance of privileges catalogs and ODBC/JDBC APIs
- 5.4.45 Show statements: Index creates and statistics advised
- 5.4.46 The RUNSQLSTM command and the OPTION parameter
- 5.4.47 Improved NULLID package management
- 5.4.48 Java stored procedures and functions: System naming option
- 5.4.49 Named arguments and defaults for parameters: Procedures
- 5.4.50 Improved catalog management for procedures and functions
- 5.4.51 SQE enhancement for Encoded Vector Indexes defined with INCLUDE
- 5.4.52 Navigator: System Name column added to show related and all objects
- 5.4.53 Navigator – Improved Index Build information
- 5.4.54 Improved performance for joins over partitioned tables
- 5.4.55 Navigator: Table list totals
- 5.5 DB2 database management and recovery enhancements
- 5.5.1 Preserving the SQL plan cache size across IPLs
- 5.5.2 Plan cache properties
- 5.5.3 Prechecking the physical file size during restore
- 5.5.4 Preventing index rebuild on cancel during catch up
- 5.5.5 QSYS2.SYSDISKSTAT view
- 5.5.6 STRDBMON: FETCH statement shows failures and warnings
- 5.5.7 STRDBMON: QQI2 result rows for more statements
- 5.5.8 Adding result set information to QUSRJOBI() and Systems i Navigator
- 5.5.9 STRDBMON pre-filtering of QUERY/400 command usage
- 5.5.10 UNIT SSD supported on DECLARE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE
- 5.5.11 Adding Maintained Temporary Indexes
- 5.5.12 Adding the QSYS2.REMOVE_PERFORMANCE_MONITOR procedure
- 5.5.13 STRDBMON: QQI1 fast delete reason code
- 5.5.14 Automatically increasing the SQE Plan Cache size
- 5.5.15 Tracking important system limits
- 5.5.16 DB2 for i Services
- 5.5.17 DISPLAY_JOURNAL (easier searches of Audit Journal)
- 5.5.18 IBM i Navigator improved ability to mine journals
- 5.5.19 Navigator for i: A new look and no client to manage
- 5.6 DB2 for Web Query for i (5733-QU2, 5733-QU3, and 5733-QU4)
- 5.7 OmniFind Text Search Server for DB2 for i (5733-OMF)
- 5.8 WebSphere MQ integration
- 5.9 DB2 Connect system naming attribute
- Chapter 6. Performance tools
- Chapter 7. Virtualization
- 7.1 PowerVM enhancements
- 7.1.1 Active memory sharing
- 7.1.2 Enhanced support for IBM system storage
- 7.1.3 PowerVM Virtualization and I/O enhanced with NPIV
- 7.1.4 Expanded HBA and switch support for NPIV on Power Blades
- 7.1.5 PowerVM N_Port ID Virtualization attachment of DS5000 and Storwize
- 7.1.6 Enhanced mirroring algorithms
- 7.1.7 PCIe2 Riser Card (Gen2) (#5685) direct support
- 7.1.8 Redundant VIOS partitions support
- 7.1.9 Shared storage pools
- 7.1.10 More partitions per core
- 7.1.11 Virtualization of USB-attached storage for IBM i
- 7.2 More OS level combinations of server and client logical partitions
- 7.3 Hardware Management Console virtual device information
- 7.4 IBM i hosting IBM i - iVirtualization
- 7.5 Virtual Partition Manager enhancements
- 7.6 Partition suspend and resume
- 7.7 HEA Daughter cards
- 7.8 10 Gb FCoE PCIe Dual Port Adapter
- 7.9 Live Partition Mobility
- 7.1 PowerVM enhancements
- Chapter 8. Storage and solid-state drives
- 8.1 General and direct-attached storage management enhancements
- 8.1.1 Concurrent removal of disk units
- 8.1.2 Hot spare for mirroring
- 8.1.3 Dual storage I/O adapters
- 8.1.4 Encrypted ASP enhancements
- 8.1.5 Disk response time buckets enhancements
- 8.1.6 Central processor complex node level mirroring
- 8.1.7 EXP24S SFF Gen2-bay drawer (#5887)
- 8.1.8 Higher capacity 10 K RPM SFF SAS disk drives
- 8.1.9 Higher performance 387 GB SFF SSD with eMLC
- 8.1.10 775 GB SFF SSD with eMLC
- 8.1.11 1.2 TB / 1.1 TB 10K RPM SAS HDD
- 8.1.12 Tape performance instrumentation
- 8.1.13 Tape library resource name changes for IOP-less IOA attachment
- 8.1.14 Tape library unreadable barcode changes for IOP-less IOA attachment
- 8.1.15 DVD / Tape SAS External Storage Unit for Power 795 CPC Rack
- 8.1.16 RDX support
- 8.1.17 1.5 TB RDX removable disk cartridge
- 8.1.18 VIOS support for RDX USB docking station for removable disk cartridge
- 8.1.19 Use of USB flash drive for IBM i
- 8.1.20 POWER7+ 770/780 Native I/O support
- 8.2 Using IBM i 520-byte sector SAS disk through VIOS
- 8.3 SAN storage management enhancements
- 8.3.1 IBM SAN Volume Controller and IBM Storwize storage systems
- 8.3.2 Multipathing for virtual I/O
- 8.3.3 DS5000 native attachment
- 8.3.4 Level of protection reporting for multipath disk units
- 8.3.5 Library control paths for IOP-less Fibre Channel IOA tape attachment
- 8.3.6 External disk storage performance instrumentation
- 8.3.7 Thin provisioning for DS8700, DS8800, and VIOS shared storage pools
- 8.4 SSD storage management enhancements
- 8.1 General and direct-attached storage management enhancements
- Chapter 9. Networking enhancements
- 9.1 TCP/IP enhancements summary
- 9.2 HTTP server support for PASE FastCGI PHP processing
- 9.3 Telnet client support for SSL encryption
- 9.4 System SSL support for transport layer security version 1.2
- 9.5 Sockets programming: New user exits
- 9.6 IKEv2 support
- 9.7 IPv6 TCP/IP applications and V6R1 enablement PTFs
- 9.8 IBM AnyNet support on IBM i 7.1
- 9.9 Ethernet link aggregation
- 9.10 Ethernet Layer-2 bridging
- 9.11 IBM Portable Utilities for i (5733-SC1) supported versions
- Chapter 10. Printing enhancements
- 10.1 Printing overview
- 10.2 Overview of IBM i 6.1 print enhancements
- 10.3 Enhancements to base print functions
- 10.4 Print Services Facility for IBM i enhancements
- 10.5 Transform Services enhancements
- 10.6 IBM Navigator for i print enhancements
- 10.7 IBM i Access for web print enhancements
- 10.8 Host Print Transform enhancements
- 10.9 References
- Chapter 11. Integration with IBM BladeCenter and IBM System x
- 11.1 iSCSI software targets
- 11.2 Defining iSCSI software target support
- 11.3 Service Processor Manager function
- 11.4 VMware support changes
- 11.5 Microsoft Windows support changes
- 11.6 New planning worksheets
- 11.7 IBM Navigator for i
- 11.8 New IBM i CL commands
- 11.9 IBM i changed CL commands
- 11.10 Fewer IBM i licensed programs are required
- 11.11 Changes to IBM i integration with BladeCenter and System x documentation
- Chapter 12. IBM Advanced Job Scheduler for i enhancements
- 12.1 Advanced Job Scheduler capabilities
- 12.2 IBM Navigator for i AJS support
- 12.2.1 Getting to the AJS menu
- 12.2.2 AJS menu
- 12.2.3 AJS properties menu
- 12.2.4 Start Scheduler action
- 12.2.5 Stop Scheduler action
- 12.2.6 Scheduled Jobs menu
- 12.2.7 Using the scheduled jobs actions
- 12.2.8 Using the Scheduled Jobs table
- 12.2.9 Adding a scheduled job
- 12.2.10 Scheduled job activity
- 12.2.11 Activity log
- 12.3 Other AJS enhancements
- 12.4 References
- Chapter 13. Web serving
- Chapter 14. Web enablers
- 14.1 IBM Integrated Web Services for i
- 14.2 Changes in IBM WebSphere Application Server
- 14.2.1 Packaging for WebSphere Application Server
- 14.2.2 IBM WebSphere Liberty Profile
- 14.2.3 IBM WebSphere Application Server family
- 14.2.4 Installation
- 14.2.5 Installation support on IBM Web Administration for i
- 14.2.6 Alternative and easier installation of WebSphere Application Server
- 14.2.7 Upgrading to IBM i 7.1
- 14.2.8 IBM Installation Manager for WebSphere Application Server V8
- 14.3 IBM Web Administration for i
- Chapter 15. Application development
- 15.1 High-level programming languages
- 15.2 Control Language (CL)
- 15.3 PHP and Zend products
- 15.4 XMLSERVICE for IBM i
- 15.5 IBM Lotus products for IBM i
- 15.6 Native archive and unarchive API support
- 15.7 Java for IBM i 7.1
- 15.8 IBM Toolbox for Java JDBC
- 15.9 JTLite/JTOpenLite Java Classes Library
- 15.10 Application Runtime Expert for i
- 15.11 Operably
- Chapter 16. IBM Rational products
- 16.1 IBM Rational Developer for i
- 16.1.1 IBM Rational Developer for i 9.0 Editions
- 16.1.2 RPG and COBOL development tools
- 16.1.3 Modernization tools
- 16.1.4 Java tools
- 16.1.5 EGL tools and IBM Rational Business Developer V9.0
- 16.1.6 Rational Team Concert client integration for IBM i
- 16.1.7 Version 9.0 fix packs
- 16.1.8 Migration to Rational Developer for i v9.0
- 16.1.9 Upgrades to Rational Developer for i v9.0
- 16.2 IBM Rational Team Concert
- 16.3 IBM Rational Development Studio for i
- 16.4 IBM Rational Open Access: RPG Edition
- 16.5 Other Rational and RPG related tools - ARCAD
- 16.6 IBM Rational Application Management Toolset for i
- 16.7 IBM Rational Host Access Transformation Services (HATS)
- 16.1 IBM Rational Developer for i
- Chapter 17. IBM Navigator for i 7.1
- 17.1 New name: IBM Navigator for i
- 17.2 Dynamic navigation
- 17.3 Independent tabs
- 17.4 5250 emulation-related enhancements
- 17.5 Set target system enhancements
- 17.6 Database enhancements
- 17.7 New journal management enhancements
- 17.8 Integrated Server Administration enhancements
- 17.9 Printer output enhancements
- 17.10 File system enhancements
- 17.11 Networking enhancements
- 17.12 Disk management enhancements
- 17.13 Rebuild data on failed disk unit in parity set
- 17.14 Creating a logical partition with IBM Navigator for i
- 17.15 Tape support enhancements
- 17.16 Performance enhancements
- 17.16.1 General health indicators
- 17.16.2 Viewing cross-partition processing
- 17.16.3 New Database package
- 17.16.4 QAPMCONF perspective
- 17.16.5 QAPMJOBMI perspective
- 17.16.6 Create Performance Data Report function
- 17.16.7 Image and file export
- 17.16.8 Sizing the next upgrade
- 17.16.9 Timeline perspective
- 17.16.10 Memory perspective
- 17.16.11 Ethernet Link Aggregation Modified perspectives
- 17.16.12 Workload Group perspectives
- 17.16.13 Java perspectives
- 17.16.14 Disk Response Time charts
- 17.16.15 Interactive perspective development
- 17.16.16 Metric finder
- 17.16.17 Performance Explorer content package
- 17.16.18 New metrics
- 17.16.19 Miscellaneous enhancements
- 17.17 JS1- Advanced Job Scheduler for i enhancements
- 17.18 Backup Recovery Media Services: Plug-in enhancements
- Chapter 18. IBM i Access
- 18.1 IBM i Access Client Solutions (ACS)
- 18.1.1 Obtaining IBM i Access Client Solution (5733-XJ1)
- 18.1.2 Prerequisites
- 18.1.3 ACS system configuration
- 18.1.4 5250 Display Emulation
- 18.1.5 5250 Data transfer
- 18.1.6 Printing
- 18.1.7 5250 HMC console
- 18.1.8 Virtual Control Panel
- 18.1.9 Hardware Management Interface
- 18.1.10 ACS mobile solutions to connect to IBM i, real example
- 18.2 IBM i Access for Windows
- 18.3 IBM Navigator for i
- 18.4 System i Navigator
- 18.5 IBM i Access for Web
- 18.6 IBM System i Access for Wireless
- 18.7 IBM i Access references
- 18.1 IBM i Access Client Solutions (ACS)
- Chapter 19. Miscellaneous enhancements
- 19.1 Licensed product structures and sizes
- 19.2 Changed or new CL commands and APIs
- 19.3 Temporary user-defined file systems
- 19.4 Watch for Event function (message enhancements)
- 19.5 IBM Tivoli Directory Server for IBM i enhancements
- 19.5.1 Creating suffix entries automatically when they are needed
- 19.5.2 Administrative roles
- 19.5.3 User interface enhancements
- 19.5.4 Security enhancements
- 19.5.5 New password encryption options
- 19.5.6 Pass-through authentication
- 19.5.7 Enhanced password policy to use global date and time for initialization
- 19.5.8 Multiple password policies
- 19.5.9 Policy that is enforced for Digest-MD5 binds
- 19.5.10 Persistent search
- 19.5.11 Replication configuration enhancements
- 19.5.12 Filtered replication
- 19.5.13 Limiting the number of values that are returned by a search
- 19.5.14 Enhanced syntaxes and matching rules
- 19.5.15 IASP enablement for Directory Server on IBM i
- 19.5.16 The ldapcompare utility
- 19.5.17 Providing a re-entrant LDAP C client library
- 19.6 Automating multiple IPLs for PTF installation
- 19.7 IBM i workload groups
- 19.8 IBM i on a Flex Compute Node
- Chapter 20. Upgrading IBM i
- Appendix A. IBM i Doctor for IBM i
- Related publications
- Back cover
- IBM System x Reference Architecture for Hadoop: IBM InfoSphere BigInsights Reference Architecture
- Introduction
- Business problem and business value
- Reference architecture use
- Requirements
- InfoSphere BigInsights predefined configuration
- InfoSphere BigInsights HBase predefined configuration
- Deployment considerations
- Customizing the predefined configurations
- Predefined configuration bill of materials
- References
- The team who wrote this paper
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