This live, instructor-led, two-part class focuses on using Sequel Viewpoint for access to your System i data. During this two-day introductory course, you'll learn how to create, modify, and run basic Sequel views (data retrieval/queries).
This live, instructor-led, two-part class focuses on using Sequel Viewpoint to get more from the information from your database through use of more advanced views and Sequel Tabler.
This class gives you a solid working knowledge of Sequel and its functions that will allow you to create views (data retrieval/queries), Host and Client Tables (cross-tab summaries), add run-time prompting, build scripts, and more.
This live, instructor-led, two-part class focuses on using Sequel Viewpoint for access to your System i data. During this two-day introductory course, you'll learn how to create, modify, and run basic Sequel views (data retrieval/queries).
This live, instructor-led, two-part class focuses on using Sequel Viewpoint to get more from the information from your database through use of more advanced views and Sequel Tabler.
This live, instructor-led class focuses on using Sequel variables in your views. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to variables (run-time prompts). Topics range from basic concepts through advanced use.
The basic window of InterMapper is the map. It shows a graphical representation of all the equipment on your network. InterMapper continually queries the devices shown on a map to determine their health.
This online training course helps you master the basics of centrally monitoring message, application, resource, and performance statuses that are managed by Robot software running on your IBM i partitions.
How does InterMapper store the data it collects from monitored devices? InterMapper automatically saves data from probes that is designated “Autorecord”. This function of the InterMapper server puts data into the Chart Data folder in InterMapper Settings. Start your training now!
When configured to do so, InterMapper can save a great deal of information about devices, interfaces, events, and performance data in the InterMapper Database. The best way to access information in this database is to use InterMapper Reports, but sometimes you may want to retrieve information not covered by one of our reports. InterMapper Database uses the PostgreSQL database engine and thus can be queried using SQL. Start your training now!
