On-Demand Webinars
Tuesday, January 17, 2012 - 3:57 pm
How do you combine the power of SEQUEL, the leading data access solution for IBM i servers, with the rich, cross-enterprise capabilities of HarrisData?
Listen to this 1-hour recorded session and discover how SEQUEL works seamlessly with HarrisData to help you access, analyze, and display your data quickly and efficiently.
Your hosts, Steve Spieler and Heath Kath from SEQUEL Software, and special guest Jim Doyle from Amigo Mobility, reveal just how easy it is to manage and manipulate your enterprise data using the power of SEQUEL.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012 - 9:00 am
If you're still using SEQUEL's green screen to design your views, it's time to update your interface. This one-hour recorded Webinar shows you how ViewPoint, SEQUEL’s graphical user interface (GUI), simplifies and modernizes access to your data—and lets you say goodbye to your green screens.
Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - 9:00 am
This 30-minute recorded webinar shows you how SEQUEL works with the PowerTech security products to display the security information you want to see. You’ll learn how to use our pre-configured dashboards to view Authority Broker configuration and profile swap information; Network Security transactions and server information; DataThread file changes; Command Security actions, and much, more. These dashboards provide a high-level overview of your system security, with the ability to drill down to the details.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 - 2:30 pm
The SEQUEL Web Interface 10 lets you access your data from a browser with the look and feel of ViewPoint—and nothing to install or configure on your PC. This one-hour recorded Webinar shows how you can harness the power of SEQUEL from anywhere with just a browser. Use the SEQUEL Web Interface to see traditional views, reports, tables, and dashboards of your business data via an easy-to-access Web interface.
Monday, December 12, 2011 - 9:00 am
Designed for current SEQUEL users who are familiar with ViewPoint, this 1-hour recorded class covers drill-down application features and benefits, shows how to create your own powerful data analysis applications, and examines some real-world examples.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011 - 9:00 am
If you need to create ad hoc queries or drill deep into your IBM i data to retrieve critical information, learn why SEQUEL is a better alternative to your existing query tools. This one-hour recorded webinar shows you how to convert your existing query objects into SEQUEL views to allow a wider range of output options, including executive dashboards, drill-down data analysis, formatted reports, downloads to Excel and other popular PC file formats, distribution of files via e-mail or FTP, and pivot tables and graphs. You’ll get great tips on improving data analysis and reporting at your IBM i site.
Thursday, December 1, 2011 - 2:30 pm
Designed for SEQUEL users who are familiar with ViewPoint, this 1-hour recorded class takes you through grouping concepts, functions, and benefits. You’ll see how to create your own powerful grouping views and examine some real-world examples that demonstrate the versatility of grouping.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 - 2:30 pm
Designed for SEQUEL users who are familiar with ViewPoint, this 1-hour recorded class covers the features and benefits of run-time prompting. You’ll see how to add and define run-time prompts and how they’re used in some real-world examples.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 - 1:00 pm
This 1-hour recorded class examines IBM i date issues, including how the system stores dates, how to work with date values, and using SEQUEL’s CVTDATE function create, present, and manipulate dates and system values in your views. It also illustrates some common real-world problems, such as zero and invalid dates, aging and date difference, and record selection with date prompts.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 - 9:40 am
AnyDate is the easy-to-use date and time simulator for Power Systems running IBM i V6R1, or higher. This half-hour recorded webinar shows how you can use AnyDate to jump into the future to test the effect of running an application, step into the past to rerun jobs that use the system date as a parameter, stop the clock to freeze the system date or time as part of procedure testing, and perform time zone adjustments and display the correct time and date at each location.