SEQUEL for developers: 10 ways SEQUEL makes developers more productive

Presenters: Heath Kath, Technical Sales Consultant, and Floyd Del Muro, Senior Consultant - Data Access Technologies

The beauty of investing in SEQUEL as your data access and analysis solution is that developers and programmers (like you) become more productive rather than spending time babysitting another software package.

In this action-packed Webinar, we demonstrate 10 tips to make you more productive while you deliver what your end users need. Learn how you can:

1. Automate querying your System i data by creating SEQUEL scripts (a CL-like language).
2. Build an application that can link your data to other files, Web pages, e-mail, or Windows applications. For example, you can use SEQUEL Application Builder to build an entire sales-analysis application for your end users.
3. Manipulate variables. SEQUEL allows you to create data prompts quickly and easily.
4. Set up repetitive processing of any command or SEQUEL request using the SEQUEL run command (RUNCMD). For instance, you can automate sending sales information by region to the appropriate sales manager.
5. Create an open data path to a high-level program using OPNSQLF. You get all the advantages of using SEQUEL including run-time prompts.
6. Reduce the backlog of reports you need to build for your company. This topic alone will make you look like a hero to your end users. Don't miss it!
7. Present data in new ways. Sometimes data needs to be denormalized. SEQUEL's table features make this a snap.
8. Insert, update, or delete records. SEQUEL can manipulate data without writing a program.
9. Consolidate data across a multiple-partition or multiple-database environment.
10. Develop templates to define–in layman's terms–the files/fields that you allow your end users to use. Templates make both you and your users more productive.

SEQUEL is unique in the many ways that it benefits both IT and end users. Come learn how you can become more productive and stop struggling with complicated BI solutions. The audio portion of this presentation will be broadcast over the Internet, or you can join using the toll-free number provided when you enroll.