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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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IBM i 7.1 Technical Overview with Technology Refresh Updates
Enriched database functionality and enhanced graphical environments for application developments
Boosted efficiency with enriched virtualization and more effective utilization of system resources
Easier deployment of new features with technology refreshes
This IBM Redbooks publication provides a technical overview of the features, functions, and enhancements available in IBM i 7.1, including all the Technology Refresh (TR) levels from TR1 to TR7. It provides a summary and brief explanation of the many capabilities and functions in the operating system. It also describes many of the licensed programs and application development tools that are associated with IBM i.
The information provided in this book is useful for clients, IBM Business Partners, and IBM service professionals who are involved with planning, supporting, upgrading, and implementing IBM i 7.1 solutions.
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