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Need recommended reading
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jrjuiliano
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One book that's helped me a lot is "The AS/400 Owner's Manual" by Mike Dawson.
I have an older version but so far little things that you can't just pick up yourself are shown in detail. Since I have no formal training on AS/400 system commands and methods this is a very good book for a newbie.
I think newer versions of the book are available through Midrange Computing at
Plus reading on specific topics (like system backups) a good source are the IBM manuals that should come with each release of your software. There's a 3" thick manual called "OS/400 Backup and Recovery VxRx" (depending on your version).
Hope that helps. J.R. Juiliano
Information Systems Specialist
Tri-City Emergency Medical Group
I have an older version but so far little things that you can't just pick up yourself are shown in detail. Since I have no formal training on AS/400 system commands and methods this is a very good book for a newbie.
I think newer versions of the book are available through Midrange Computing at
Plus reading on specific topics (like system backups) a good source are the IBM manuals that should come with each release of your software. There's a 3" thick manual called "OS/400 Backup and Recovery VxRx" (depending on your version).
Hope that helps. J.R. Juiliano
Information Systems Specialist
Tri-City Emergency Medical Group
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