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Dawn May

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Dawn May is an IBM i consultant. She owns Dawn May Consulting, LLC in the Greater Boston area. Dawn is also a former Senior Technical Staff Member with IBM.

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Prestart Job Messages

Dawn May

January 4, 2019

This article reviews the messages sent by various types of prestart jobs and provide examples of how to gather useful information from these messages

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Investigate Prestart Jobs

Dawn May

December 6, 2018

Collection Services is always running on your system and you can use the Performance Data Investigator with Collection Services data for insights into your prestart jobs

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Access Client Solutions Enhancements (November 2018)

Dawn May

November 27, 2018

IBM recently released an updated version of Access Client Solutions (ACS).

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Watches and Job Log Messages

Dawn May

November 5, 2018

Watches make life easier if you need to track down an intermittent error or a difficult-to-find issue in a prestart job

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The QDFTSVR Job Description

Dawn May

October 25, 2018

QDFTSVR parameter settings provided by IBM with a description of why these settings are selected for prestart jobs

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QSYS2.ACTIVE_JOB_INFO Service Enhancements: QTEMP_SIZE and Much More

Dawn May

September 25, 2018

Several enhancements to IBM i services were announced with IBM i 7.3 TR5 and IBM i 7.2 TR9.

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IBM i Access Client Solutions: IFS Properties

Dawn May

September 11, 2018

Dawn May reviews the improved "Properties" feature added to the IFS support in ACS.

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Work With Active Prestart Jobs

Dawn May

September 5, 2018

This blog will review features of Work with Active Jobs (WRKACTJOB) that make finding prestart jobs easier

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Prestart Jobs and Server Jobs

Dawn May

August 16, 2018

IBM i expert Dawn May on the user interface for displaying server jobs and how to manage your prestart server jobs

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IBM i System Supplied Prestart Job Entries

Dawn May

June 29, 2018

Prestart job entries that ship with the system in the QSYSWRK, QUSRWRK and QSERVER subsystems.