Abderrahmane El Farouah

Entrepreneur in micro-enterprise, specializing in the development of web applications and modern user interfaces with JavaScript, as well as in the design and evolution of high-performance web projects.

Skills in project management, organization and coordination of activities, teamwork, and effective communication.

IBM i object administration includes understanding the different types of objects (programs, files, libraries, commands) and managing them in a structured environment. Library and library list (LIBL) management allows for the organization of application resources and optimization of object access within the system.

The Integrated File System (IFS) structure is also part of the mastered skills. The IFS allows for managing files and directories in a hierarchical organization compatible with modern file system standards.

The design and operation of Physical Files (PF) and Logical Files (LF) are central to the functioning of applications on IBM i. Physical files define the data structure, while logical files allow for organizing access to information based on different criteria, particularly for query optimization or setting up specific data views.

Skills also include using the SQL language in the IBM i environment to query, manipulate, and analyze data. This includes writing basic SQL/400 queries, developing complex queries, and using recursive queries to process advanced hierarchical or relational data structures.

Using the Access Client Solutions (ACS) tool allows for administering the IBM i environment, executing SQL queries, managing databases, and facilitating access to system resources.

Finally, data management includes handling dates and associated formats, as well as analyzing and processing data through SQL queries tailored to business needs. These skills ensure the structuring, utilization, and enhancement of data within an IBM i environment.