We Have Moved!
Effective February 1st 2023 – We’ve moved to a new location just a few miles from our previous office. Please send any mail to the following address below. 18881 […]
We’ve moved to a new location
We’ve moved to a new location just a few miles from our previous office. We are now located at 18881 West Dodge Road, Suite 220W Omaha, NE 68022 Telephone: 402.697.7575; […]
Upgrade to RDBConnect 5 (Fast and Easy)
Omaha, NE, February 28, 2023 – ProData Computer Services, Inc. announces a new release of Remote Database Connect (RDB Connect) v 5.0. RDB Connect offers developers full SQL access to […]
Celebrating 30+ years with IBM i!
The IBM i is 30! How shall we celebrate? We could focus on the wonderful technology or longevity of this box. It’s been around so long and has so many […]
DBU Web offers easy data access!
In this IT JUNGLE article by Dan Burger, DBU Web refresh is announced. Like Your Data Access? ProData Gives A Reason To Like It Better
Allen Hartley on DBU and Racing
In this sponsored content series, iTalk Business with Tuohy, Paul Tuohy talks with Allen Hartley from ProData about DBU and racing. http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/ibmi/trends/iTALK-WITH-TUOHY/sponsored_hartley_prodata/
ProData Releases DBU for Rational Developer for i
Written by ProData Computer Services, Friday, 20 May 2016 ProData Computer Services, Inc., makers of the flagship product DBU and long-time IBM i software vendor, announces the new release of […]
ProData Gets Graphic, Releases DBU for RDi
Published: May 23, 2016 – IT Jungle – The Four Hundred by Dan Burger IBM midrange shops with active development environments are taking an interest in modernization projects. And along […]
SQL Query And Report Tool Gets The ProData Treatment
Published: June 1, 2015 by Dan Burger The SQL/Pro interface permits users to query, print, and manipulate data using the power of SQL. SQL/Pro 5.0 is the latest in a […]
ProData Freshens Up Database Access with RDB Connect 4
Published: December 2, 2014 – by Alex Woodie – IT Jungle Four Hundred Stuff The days when all the data you needed to access resided in DB2/400 have long since passed, […]