Written for all 1,000,000+ people programming in COBOL, this book provides information for upgrading to the new version of COBOL to create more efficient programs, then discusses the impact of COBOL II on VSAM CICS and MVS/XA.

Vs Cobol II for Cobol Programmers (J RANADE IBM SERIES)

Computers & Technology

Kavanagh, Paul

Programming Languages

McGraw=Hill

This book is a tutorial on migrating application and information systems from a mainframe to an open client/server environment. It shows the network manager how to select a client/server architecture, how to downsize current systems for efficient information processing, and how to manage the introduction of new systems.

Downsizing for Client/Server Applications

Business & Money

Morgan Kaufmann Pub

Conversations: Interviews with Australian writers (Imprint)

Kuch, Peter (eds)

Angus&Robertson

From the back seat of a porn theatre, from the word lovers' asylum, Honest Publishing's second release is the controversial, earth-shattering, mind-smacking The Killing of a Bank Manager. Inspired by John Cassavetes giving away the ending and James Joyce selling his soul to The Benny Hill Show, Kavanagh has deconstructed and reconstruced wordage to blow the contemporary reader's iMind. The Killing of a Bank Manager revolves around Henry, a man on the edge, head over heels in love with beauty, literature and drinking. The moments before, the days that lead up to, the years that have built up to, the green doors and Richard Dadd. The story bubbles with greed, desire and the dangers associated with groups, the journey into and out of consciousness. It's the daily grind meets the daily muse. And Henry loves Laura, the honey in Winnie the Pooh, as well as razors and flights of fancy, quotes and stealing the words of others for his own battered ego. The perfect antidote to beach reading, The Killing of a Bank Manager will tease the hell out of heaven and knock Mr Mainstream's spotless teeth out onto the bathroom floor. You know how it ends. Now find out everything else.

The Killing of a Bank Manager

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Honest Publishing

Don and Phoebe live in a grim Northern town in England where they have nothing except disappointment and a terrified dog. Until they win an iceberg. Join them on their escape from normality across Europe, Africa and Antarctica, searching for a home, a heaven and a kaleidoscope. Iceberg is the definitive apocalyptic feel-good novel from Paul Kavanagh, the mind that bludgeoned readers with The Killing of a Bank Manager.

Iceberg

Literature & Fiction

Humor & Satire

The Collected Yaps of the Wee Ginger Dug: Volume 3

Wee Ginger Dug

In 2004/5, over half of IT professionals will be looking at open source, most for the first time. This book provides key tools for System administrators, Network Administrators, IT project managers, and consultants who must evaluate and deploy open source software. This book details open source successes so far, explains which scenarios are the most realistic opportunities now, then gives the details needed to select these solutions, adopt the best tools and practices, introduce them to an organization, implement and manage them. The IT professional can use this book to review opportunities in their organization, evaluate components such as Apache, Linux, and OpenOffice against systems they know, and follow up in detail on their specific interests here and through referred resources. *Deployment scenarios categorized by function and industry*Rules of thumb on where and when open source software is or is not the right choice*Roadmaps for deployment in terms of the components of open source

Open Source Software: Implementation and Management (Software Development)

Computer Science

Digital Press

Beneath the wit and linguistic trickery of Paul Kavanagh in the company of his trusted Wee Ginger Dug, you'll find an encyclopaedic knowledge of Scottish politics. Here is political satire in the best tradition. No punches are pulled, and strangely the humour is both brutal and subtle. This collection of articles in The National, which is separate from the prolific author's activity as a blogger, forms a coherent whole in which ideas and linguistic jokes evolve. For instance, Jim Murphy's acolytes start the collection as Murphoids but mutate into the Haemurphoids, "a dwindling band of minions"."Ed, Davie, Nick and Nige scream that Scotland's choices are illegitimate and unwelcome. But to no avail: no one in Scotland is listening to the four hoarse men of the Jockalypse." The Jockalypse makes more than one appearance, and in the wake of Project Fear this should come as no surprise. Kavanagh is always ready with a smart phrase that encapsulates both the absurdities we live through and the real hopes for change that have caught Scotland's imagination.

Barking Up the Right Tree

Vagabond Voices

Beneath the wit and linguistic trickery of Paul Kavanagh in the company of his trusted Wee Ginger Dug, you'll find an encyclopaedic knowledge of Scottish politics. Here is political satire in the best tradition. No punches are pulled, and strangely the humour is both brutal and subtle.

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Vs Cobol II for Cobol Programmers (J RANADE IBM SERIES)

Downsizing for Client/Server Applications

Conversations: Interviews with Australian writers (Imprint)

The Killing of a Bank Manager

Iceberg

The Collected Yaps of the Wee Ginger Dug: Volume 3

Open Source Software: Implementation and Management (Software Development)

Barking Up the Right Tree

Barking Up the Right Tree