The All-Everything Machine : The Story of IBM's Finest Computer System by Brian W. Kelly (2005, Paperback)

Brian W. Kelly

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The iSeries Pocket SQL Guide: AS/400 and iSeries SQL Concepts, Coding Examples & Exercises

The System i Pocket RPG & RPGIV Guide

Kelly, Brian W.

Finally, there is a Pocket Developer's Guide for native AS/400 and IBM i database development. Yes, it is in big pocket guide form and it is tutorial in nature. You'll be pleased with all the valuable examples. You won't want to put down this comprehensive guide to DB2/400 when you get your hands on it. As you may know, there typically is no DB Administrator position in AS/400 shops. The database job is up to you - the AS/400 and IBM i Application Developer. Though rich in content, IBM's reference manuals are not built to teach you. They are for reference. This pocket guide is different. It is your teaching/learning vehicle to the native database. It is your new tool to help you solve programming problems more efficiently with database coding - rather than have to work harder building program code.

The AS/400 & IBM i Pocket Database Guide: QuikCourse: AS/400 & IBM i Database Concepts & DDS Programming (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

The AS/400 & IBM i Pocket SQL Guide: QuikCourse: IBM i SQL By Example (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

this book was originally built to be a textbook for university, college, and community college level courses for both the RPG/400 and RPGIV programming languages, the finished product is much more than that. It is also a tutorial, a by-example guide, as well as a complete reference for all IBM i on Power Systems RPG and RPGIV based application development Along with the tutorials to help you learn the language, this guide is also packed with reference material so you do not have to switch to a new book once you learn the language. For example, there is all the reference help you need to be able to use every op-code in RPG/400 and RPGIV as well as mostly all of the built-in functions BIF that you may ever need to use. If you are looking for how to use the new RPGIV keywords and the exclusive ‘D’ Spec, it’s got that too! There are lots of RPG books but there has never been an RPG book like this. Instead of arguing about the merits of RPG/400, the cycle, and the modern feel of ILE RPG, this book teaches it all. You’ll be pleased with all the valuable explanations right up to v 7.2. with super examples. You won’t want to put down this comprehensive guide to learning AS/400 and IBM i RPG &amp; RPGIV now that you’ve got your hands on it. This book is almost 50 years overdue.

The AS/400 & IBM i RPG & RPGIV Programming Guide: AS/400 and IBM i RPG & RPG IV Concepts, Coding Examples & Exercises (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

Combination Tutorial and Lab Book Designed for IBM i RPG &amp; RPGIV based Application Development--- Finally, there is an affordable RPG and RPGIV tutorial for AS /400&amp;IBM i RPG &amp; RPGIV programming . It is much less expensive than other available self-study packages because it was built first to be a lab guide. It is designed to help students learn RPG without going broke. Additionally, this book is designed to be used by Colleges and Universities and corporate IT Training groups as an RPG/RPGIV course Lab book for RPG. The book is packaged to be used with an IBM i library designed to make learning as easy as possible. The book also has an optional set of “talking” PowerPoint slide presentations that are based on the popular AS/400&amp;IBMi RPG &amp; RPGIV Developers' Guide (text book). These slides can be an effective lec ture series when used with or without a Moodle CMS. Besides all that there is a sample syllabus as well as optional quizzes to make the learning environment complete. In addition to the 1-2-3 type tutorial and lab exercises in the tutorial/lab guide, it also provides lecture material that not only helps you learn the language, the material helps you get your labs done right - screens designed, programs compiled, programs executed, and output examined. All IBM i Lab objects are included in the downloadable material standard with this book package. The Labs are well done and well documented and they are built so that you can complete them successfully by visualizing the solution. Since nobody likes to key programs from scratch, the lab exercises are already typed with enough important material redacted to provide painless learning. You learn programming rather than typing. The capstone lab is almost 500 statements of RPGIV learning. By the time you finish the last lab, you will not be a better typist but you will have learned RPG / RPGIV. There are many RPG books and expensive self studies but there has never been an RPG tutorial/lab guide as affordable and as well-done as this. You won’t want to put down this comprehensive guide to learning IBM i RPG/RPGIV now that you’ve got your hands on it. Considering the age of RPG, this book is almost 50 years overdue. In today’s IT landscape, most IBM i shops support both RPG and ILE RPG. Besides its easy-to read down-home writing style, the major benefit of this book is that it is built to be a learning tool and thus it can help anyone whose mission it is to educate / train new RPG &amp; ILERPG (RPGIV ) programmers . Programmers are responsible for maintaining and extending the RPG programs that run businesses across the world. Programming in RPG helps get business applications running sooner. Using this tutorial /lab guide help students , neophyte and novices learn the language sooner. For those with a non-IBM i IT background , this book has enough exercises to help you qualify for an entry level position upon faithful completion. It’s in there...

The AS/400 & IBM i RPG & RPGIV Tutorial & Lab Exercises Third Edition: Stand Alone Tutorial & Lab Book for College or Corporate Courses (AS/400 & IBM I Application Development)

The demand for a current edition of this book, first printed in 2016, is so great, that we have decided to make this Second Edition available four years earlier than planned. This book includes the 2016 season and an outlook for a positive future for ND Football. This book is written for those of us who love Notre Dame Football. Those who hate ND football will also want this book so they can get a leg up on the facts missing from the bookshelves of those ND fans who do not have this book. The book first tells the story about Notre Dame's founding in 1842 and quickly gets to the first football game in 1867. From there, the progression leads, to the Notre Dame's first football game in 1887, then to the first Notre Dame coach in 1894, and of course to the great immortal Notre Dame coaches-- Rockne, Leahy, Parseghian, Devine, and Holtz, to the current season with Coach Brian Kelly. This book captures the great moments in Notre Dame Football. It takes the reader through stories about Notre Dame's 31 coaches to great stories about 127 seasons worth of great games (1247 games). The book often stops in time and talks about a particular player such as Johnny Lujack, Paul Hornung, Tony Rice, Tim Brown, Leon Hart, Johnny Lattner, Brady Quinn, Jerome Bettis, Joe Montana, or Joe Theismann. You cannot get enough of ND greatness but we try in this book. You will not be able to put this book down

Great Moments in Notre Dame Football-- Second Edition: This book begins at the beginning of Football and goes to the recent Brian Kelly era.

Sports & Outdoors

Football (American)

This book contains Special Chapters on Special Army v Navy Games as well as the best Army v Notre Dame Games. This book is written for those of us who love the West Point Academy and especially Army’s Black Knights Football Team. You’ll like all the stories from the Academy’s founding in 1820 just under 200 years ago, to the beginning of American football to the beginning of the Army football program in 1890... and all through the great Army teams of the mid-20th century to today with a revitalized Army Football Team under coach Jeff Monken. You will learn that like no other football team, the US Army Cadets are fierce and passionate competitors. From the stadium to the classroom to the research lab, the US Army Black Knights always play to win. You will learn that Army’s first official football game was in 1890 even before American football had been completely defined. They lost against Navy, 0-24 and never forgot it. Army made up for that game many times over the years. You’ll also learn why the immortal Dennis Michio can easily be captioned as the father of Army Football and it is not just because he did such a great job positioning the team for future greatness. He not only coached the first team in 1890, he was the team captain. Today the Stadium’s name is in his honor. From here, the book moves you one Army coach at time through the immortals—Charles Daly, Biff Jones, Ralph Sasse, and Earl “Red” Blaik. And then, on the way to today, we stop for other fine coaches such as Bob Sutton and Jim Young. Army has had many great seasons, great coaches, and a ton of great players. The history of Army Football as told here is just fascinating. This book captures the many great moments and the contributions of each of the 37coaches and standout players such as Army’s three Heisman winners, the immortal Felix “Doc” Blanchard, Pete Dawkins, and of course Glenn Davis. In this book, we look at every game in every season and we take the reader through great chapters about all the Army teams with great stories and accounts of 127 seasons worth of great games (1222 games) with many great moments. This book is your finest source for a great read on your favorite service academy college football team. (Cadets / Black Knights). It is the closest thing to an all-encompassing, full-blown encyclopedia of Army Football—a blow by blow history—with tales of the great moments. We capture all the action and all the memorable moments of Army football. This book is for your reading pleasure but it also can be a great reference tool for when you want to see how a particular Army game in any year happened to turn out. If you are an Army Football fan. you will not want to put this book down.

Great Moments in Army Football: From the beginning of Football all the way to Army’s Great 2017 team

This book is written for those of us who love football. Those of us who enjoy the teams coming out every week in the fall know that it was because many schools in the 1800's had the guts to form teams and begin playing American football. Even though the rules were not complete, sometimes, 25, sometimes 20, sometimes 15, and then finally eleven men came out every Saturday to meet an opponent and fight for a victory. Then, when these men graduated, they wanted to keep playing and / or coaching so we saw many small, independent teams, and small leagues form before the coming of the powerful NFL. The National Football League became the greatest Professional league ever -- in any sport. Soon one or two players were getting paid and then after time went on, great players were paid and then all players and coaches were paid handsomely for playing the game they love. This book tells the story of how we got from there to here. It offers great insights into the struggles your favorite teams had when most officials would have preferred they continue to play more docile ball games such as association football and soccer. There are 774 NCAA college teams today that send about 50,000 players at the college level onto the gridiron each Saturday. There are 1696 men in total who take the field each Sunday, Monday and Thursday playing for 32 professional teams. Players, at all levels of the American football game, bring us much enjoyment through their victories and the sheer excitement of their playing the game. Coaches get these teams together to face off each week using discipline, conditioning, and the notion that there is honor in winning. It just does not happen It was a lot of hard work from some great coaches who got American football going strong at the end of the 18th century, and on to today. That evolution is what this book is about. Starting with the first bona fide football game in America in 1869, this book moves to the transition of this style football through a scrimmage-less rugby period all the way to American College Football and further on to NFL football as pro football is played today. We cover the early teams, the outstanding players, the football innovators such as Walter Camp, John Heisman, Amos Alonzo Stagg, Knute Rockne, Eddie Cochems, and others. We look at the great football players of this formative era and we look at many of the great schools and pro teams and how they formed their teams when a lot of guts mattered in a lot of different ways. We tell the fascinating story of how the ball, the oval football, was invented and how it was actually dangerous to make. This is the book you need to learn about how your favorite sport, American Football came into being. You won't want to put this book down.

The Birth of American Football: From the first college game in 1869 to the last Super Bowl

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