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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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Awesome Run SQL Scripts Enhancements

Dawn May

July 1, 2020

Get familiar with enhancements made to Access Client Solutions from the past few updates.

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Take Advantage of Job Log Pending

Dawn May

May 14, 2020

IBM i expert Dawn May writes why you may want to consider this option for your job logs

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Take Advantage of the Job Log Server

Dawn May

April 14, 2020

IBM i expert Dawn May explains why you should change the default behavior of the server

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Access Client Solutions is Now Shipped with IBM i

Dawn May

February 18, 2020

In this i Can blog post, Dawn May shares another way to stay current with ACS updates.

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2020 Vision: Optimize System Configuration Settings

Dawn May

January 8, 2020

In this i Can blog, IBM i expert Dawn May discusses why you shouldn't keep your system at default values.

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Maximum Spooled Files by Job

Dawn May

December 9, 2019

There may be times when a specific job requires more than the default number of spooled files. Here's how to increase the maximum spooled files on a job.

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Active_Job_Info() for Prestart Server Jobs

Dawn May

November 5, 2019

This article continues upon the series of blogs Dawn May has written related to prestart jobs, one of which detailed retrieving the current SQL statement for a job using QSYS2.ACTIVE_JOB_INFO()

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Copy a Monitor with Navigator for i

Dawn May

June 7, 2019

IBM i expert Dawn May explains how to copy a monitor with Navigator for i v7.2.

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Prestart Server Jobs and Exit Programs

Dawn May

April 10, 2019

Securing IBM i is essential and it’s important to understand how to control access to your system with prestart server jobs

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IBM i Job Accounting and Prestart Server Jobs

Dawn May

March 10, 2019

Job accounting can be used to track the use of system resources, such as CPU time, transactions, printed output and more, to a particular user or groups of users