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2016-06-02T16:40:34Z

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==Description==

This article describes how to be a world class BBQ chef

==How uniPHARM Uses BBQ==

We use our BBQ for special occasions and when we are too lazy to bring lunch from home.

==Choosing The Best Meats To BBQ==

Really any meat is great on the BBQ, especially cow, pig, chicken, goat, sheep. Whales are too big for the BBQ, don’t try to cook a whale on a BBQ.

==Preperation For The BBQ==

Make sure the propane tank is not empty

===Marinades===

[[File:bbqscreenshot-1.jpg]]

Choose a nice tomato based BBQ sauce

[[File:bbqscreenshot-2.jpg]]

Or you can try out a mustard based BBQ sauce

===Spice Rubs===

[[File:bbqscreenshot-3.jpg]]

Lots of people prefer a dry spice rub on pork instead of a sauce

===Rotisserie Hardware===

BBQ professionals sometimes use a motorized rotisserie thingy to turn large pieces of meat over the heat.

===Make Sure To Have The Right Spatula===

A long metal spatula works best on the BBQ, the cheap plastic ones get all melty

[[File:bbqscreenshot-4.jpg]]

A long metal two pronged fork is also very useful as well as tongs for chicken wings

==Temperature Control==

Very important to pre-heat the BBQ to as high a temperature as possible before placing meat on the grill. Better to turn down the gas flow as the meat cooks so that it doesn’t burn or dry out.

===Trust The Thermometer===

Here is a copied and pasted screen from Bart on how it controls the company BBQ.

WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE
Format . . . . : WSLBHDRBBQ File . . . . : WTHBBQ

*RECNBR: 5
Label Type: BBQ
Label form: TYPE1A
Description: Std-includes SRP, descr at bot
Top Mgn: 1
Lft Mgn: 2
Labels Across: 4
Lbls Down: 8
Label Width: 28
Label Length: 11
Col Adj Lbl #: 4
Col Adj Cols: 1-
Row Adj Lbl1: 2
Row Adj Lbl2: 6
Row Adj Rows: 1

Top margin

* How many grill marks on the steaks

Left margin

* How many centimetres between each burger

Label width

* Width of each hot dog, wider the better

Label length

* Length of each rib bone

The next five fields are required if BART cannot exactly match the dimensions of the BBQ grill aka ‘fudge factor’. Please don’t try to bake fudge on a BBQ, that goes in a regular oven.

Column adjustment number

* This shows how many flare ups you can have before the chicken wings go black and yucky

Column adjustment

* Number of dinner guests that go to the ER because the chicken was still very pink and rubbery

Row adjustment label number (first)

* Row of meat in tube form

Row adjustment label number (second)

* Row of chicken feet for those weirdos that like chicken feet

Row adjustment

* Number of rows of people lined up waited for burger buns to warm on the top shelf

The BBQ detail file is WSLBDTP in library WEBPRDD.

WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE
Format . . . . : WSLBDTR File . . . . : WSLBDTL1

Label Type: SHELF
Label form: TYPE1A
Line: 6
Column: 1
Field name: SRP
Abs Pos 1: 7
Abs Pos 2: 20
Abs Pos 3: 34
Abs Pos 4: 49
Abs Pos 5:
Abs Pos 6:
Abs Pos 7:
Abs Pos 8:
Font name: Courier New Spicy Sirachia
Font size: 16
Bold: Absolutely

This file positions each T-bone on the grill.

Line and Column

# This meat’s position on each grill
# The options are UPC, UWD item #, Pathfinder, size, SRP, description 1, and description 2
# Use this column to position the salmon on the cedar plank
# Change the font and size of the meat to spicy and savoury
# Bold the meat by adding a colourful vegetable to the dish

Information Systems:IBM i General Overview

2016-05-16T15:47:33Z

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== Overview ==

This computer has had several different names. They may be used interchangeably here, and when looking up information on the internet. The names are AS/400, iSeries, System i, and just plain i.

=== Command line ===

A ‘command line’ allows you to key in commands or programs. Depending on where you are, it looks something like this –

Selection or command
===> ________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________

Or this –

Parameters for options 1, 2, 3 or command
===> ________________________________________________________________________________

=== Library List ===

Objects on the i are grouped together in ‘libraries’; which are similar to ‘directories’, or ‘folders’ on a PC, except have only one level. A ‘library list’ is like a ‘path’; it tells the operating system where to look for requested objects.

To see your library list, key in DSPLIBL and press enter.

- Libraries that begin with ‘Q’ are supplied by IBM. (It is a bad idea to start with ‘Q’ when you are building your own objects.)

- ‘QTEMP’ is only accessible by the current job, and will be deleted when it ends. Temporary files can be put here so that they do not have to be implicitly deleted at job end. If work files are put here, each job will have its own data; instead of data for multiple jobs getting mixed together.

- ‘UWDQSYS’ contains objects that we have created, and want available to all users and jobs. As it is first in the library list, we can have our own versions of system objects. For example, program QSTRUP is called by the IPL. We have made changes to it to start up all our applications. It exists in both UWDQSYS and QSYS. Because UWDQSYS comes first in the library list, our customized version is called.

- Each ASW company has its own data libraries – they are changed in the library list when you change companies (green in the following list).

- ASW programs that we change or fix are in XX2480BP (purple), so that they are called instead of the base ASW programs. To test programs without affecting production, we would insert the test library before XX2480BP.

- Base ASW program libraries begin with ‘A’ (original, from Europe) or ‘U’ (modified in the U.S. for North America), then the version number. Notice that subsequent versions are higher in the library list, so that the latest release of a program will be called.

Display Library List
System: BART

5=Display objects in library

ASP
Opt Library Type Device Text
UWDQSYS SYS uniPharm - Custom - System Objects
QSYS SYS System Library
QSYS2 SYS System Library for CPI's
QHLPSYS SYS
QUSRSYS SYS System Library for Users
QTEMP USR
UP1480BFVA USR ASW PRODUCTION DATA FILE LIBRARY
UP1480BS USR ASW system objects for environment UP14
XX1480BP USR ASW rel XX1:480B UWD Extensions (non AS
XX2480BP USR ASW rel XX2:480B object library
UP1480BP USR Aldon/CMS IBS/ASW450/UP1480B (PDN)
U480BP USR Aldon/CMS IBS/ASW450/U480B (PDN)
U480AP USR Aldon/CMS IBS/ASW450/U480A (PDN)
CVT454AP USR ASW rel A:454A Appl CVT object library
A454AP USR ASW rel A:454A object library
A453AP USR ASW rel A:453A object library
A452AP USR ASW rel A:452A object library
A450AP USR ASW rel A:450A object library
QGPL USR General Purpose Library
RCSUTILPRD USR RCS -- Utility Objects and Data -- Prod
UWDASWPRDD USR UWD -- Extensions - VA - Data
UWDASWPRDP USR UWD -- Extensions - Production -- Objec
TLABARCODE USR T.L. Ashford & Associates Barcode400
WEBPRDD USR Web -- Data -- Production
WEBPRDP USR Web -- Programs -- Production
UWDUTILPRD USR UWD -- Extensions -- Common Utilities -
UNIPHARMIT USR UniPHARM IT Tools -- Includes Source

=== Menus ===

Menus are a way of grouping together related commands or programs. If you know the name, you can go directly there by keying in GO <menu name> on the command line. In ASW the menu name is in the upper right corner in the green screen, and is the last word on the top line of the GUI. This doesn’t work in Extensions, as it uses a custom menu system.

=== Commands ===

As a rule (of course there are exceptions), commands are made up of three character abbreviations; usually the first letter, then the next two consonants. For example, ‘work with active jobs’ is WRKACTJOB (there aren’t two consonants in JOB after the first letter). An exception is that ‘file’ is typically just ‘F’; as in WRKSPLF (work with spool files), and CPYF (copy file).

This makes it possible for you to guess a command. For example, perhaps you want to send someone a message. The code for this is ‘MSG’. All related commands are grouped together on menus, which are named ‘CMD’ plus the code. So to see all message commands, key in GO CMDMSG and press enter.

When you find what you think is the correct command, key in that menu option and press enter. The command will not be executed; its prompt screen will be displayed. Move the cursor to the name of the command (first line on the screen), and press F1. This will tell you what the command does, and what parameters are needed. Make sure to use F12 to exit back to the menu – not Enter – if you don’t want to execute the command.

=== DC Scan Badges ===
Green screen:

# Enter EDTLIBL at command line, add TLACS to first empty line. Hit Enter to submit. This adds the TLACS library to your current library list.
# Enter STRBC400 on the command line to start the Barcode/400 server on IBM i.
# Open up Barcode/400 GUI in Windows and connect to Bart.
# Open existing template/file, select BADGELTR.
# There are 2 badges, delete one of them, and edit the other.
# To edit, click on the barcode, and the properties pane on the right will show you the current value
# Hit the ellipses to edit the value. Enter the username password as it would be typed in, remembering that each field is 10 characters long and that the values are case-sensitive. So the slightly tricky part is to account for spaces between the username and password. So let's say for a person named 'Adecco User'. The value would be:

'ADECCOU a123456' (4 spaces after the U, and lower case a in the password)

# Edit the name on the lower left hand corner using the same method as the previous step. This is just a normal text value. In this case, "Adecco User"
# Drag-select the entire badge and copy and paste (right click to copy/paste, ctrl+p does not work) it to make 2 badges. If there's a glitch with the barcode appearing red, just try to resize it until it's black.
# Print using the "Test Print" option and select Elaho or Stein (Use Windows Printers, not iSeries Printers). Stick the 8.5x11" sheet in Gerald's mailslot. I usually do the cutting and laminating but our arrangement is that he can do it as well.

Information Systems:Pitney Bowes Mail Machine

2015-10-28T17:36:05Z

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A new mail processing machine was installed in the Accounting area in October of 2015.
The model number of the machine is 4C1R
The serial number of the machine is 5053052
Our account number at PB is 0013343495

When we need to purchase more blue glue and red toner, the username is darrenf@unipharm.com and the password is #@$Devil505

Phone number for service and supplies is 1-800-672-6937
www.pitneybowes.ca