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You can create visually stunning and easy-to-use modernized applications using Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Word. Excel and Word are two of the most widely used end-user applications. Many people use Excel and Word as their primary tools for working with data. In this System i Network eLearning course, you'll learn techniques to integrate these Microsoft Office applications with your IBM i database. You'll see how you can access data on your IBM i and bring it into Excel and Word, and you'll also learn how to create data-driven forms that let users enter data that is posted to your IBM i.
Learning how to integrate Excel and Word with your IBM i database is one of the quickest and most appreciated ways to modernize your users' access to your IBM i. Rather than have users struggle with making database connections, you can give them prepackaged Excel and Word documents that provide the exact access they need to your IBM i.
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Important Dates: Starts Tuesday, March 16
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This course covers the essential components of SQL syntax, as well as iSeries/System i support for SQL. SQL skills are critical as new database support is no longer being added to DDS. In addition, SQL is an important tool for integrating iSeries/System i data with newer applications written using languages such as Java.
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Important Dates: Starts Tuesday, March 16
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Many of the most pressing System i modernization needs can be met by applying the tools and technologies in the Microsoft .NET Framework. The .NET Framework and its development environment, Visual Studio 2005, let you easily create:
Web services
Smart Client Applications
Web applications
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Important Dates: Starts Tuesday, April 13
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Embedded SQL is SQL that’s included in a System i program written in another language – usually, but not always, RPG. Embedded SQL is one of the easiest and best ways to leverage SQL on the System i, because it let’s you take advantage of your current programming expertise and utilize the different strengths of SQL and RPG.
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Important Dates: Starts Thursday, April 15
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In this course, you'll learn the basics of XML syntax, and how XML and web services fit into the larger topic of browser-based application development. We will consider the different approaches that are available to create and process XML documents on the System i using RPG, as well as WDSc tools that you can use to develop web services and other XML components.
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Important Dates: Starts Tuesday, April 27
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To Register:
Call (800) 650-1804 or (970) 663-4700 or send Sue Johnson an e-mail at sjohnson@pentontech.com with your contact information and course title to register for this class she'll follow-up with you as quickly as possible.
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If you would like us to deliver a new online class, now is the time to put in your recommendation and let us know what you need. To do so, send Evelyn Bridge, System iNetwork business development manager, an e-mail at ebridge@pentontech.com.
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