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Revision as of 13:12, 11 November 2010
Contents
Introduction
This wiki-page is intended for students studying IBC233. Feel free to contribute anything you want as long as it is relevant to IBC233.
This wiki-page is maintained by students and is intended to be an informal place to share information. Please refer to the course materials or consult your professor regarding specific information related to your course.
Please do not post lab solutions here!
If you have any questions about this Wiki or IRC, you are welcome to email Ljubomir Gorscak
- gljubomir@learn.senecac.on.ca
IRC
There is an IRC on Freenode where a few Seneca students/iSeries enthusiasts hang out. Just go on to Freenode and join the conversation
- /join #seneca-ibc233
If you're looking for an IRC client you can try Chatzilla or you can chat through a browser by logging into webchat.freenode.net
If you notice or take part in an interesting IRC discussion about IBC233, please feel free to edit and paste it into this wiki page under General Discussion.
Wiki
If you don't have a user ID and password you can select the Log in/Create Account link at the top-right of this page, and then select the Create an account link (or just click here).
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Wiki is also compatible with HTML |
Useful Links
Labs
Lab 1
Lab 2
Lab 3
Lab 4
Lab 5
Lab 6
Lab 7
Lab 8
Tips
On page 6 when you are creating the command source, make sure that you do not allow the characters to exceed column 70. If you go past column 70, it will not be interpreted.
There is a very good resource on the course website reference material link. It's the IBM Manuals. If you are not sure about something, try searching there.
F1 and F4 function keys are our best friends in this course. They can be pressed nearly under any circumstances. Just click on the place you are not sure about, and press them.
Lab 9
Lab 10
Remember to test your menu with the userid given in the lab! Options 3 and 6 need a little bit more thought than the others!
Lab 11
Lab 12
General Discussion
Post anything relevant
Students
Take a look at Ljubomir's example, copy/paste it, and modify it with your own info. If a category does not apply to you, just leave a dash '-' or 'N/A'
| First Name | Last Name | Seneca Learn ID | Section | Blog Url | IRC Nick |
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| Ljubomir | Gorscak | gljubomir | N/A | Ljubomir's Blog | ljubo & ljog |
| Cindy | Laurin | N/A | N/A | Cindy's Home Page | claurin |
| Shengwei | Wang | swang94 | N/A | N/A | shengwei |
| Bhavanesh | Patel | bapatel5 | AB | Bhavanesh's Home Page | Bhavnesh |
| Daniel | Slessarev | dslessarev | C | Daniel's Blog | danielSays |
| Moses | Ogundipe | maogundi | C | Moses' Home Page | TheGreatMoses |
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