Frank Fillmore
Frank C. Fillmore, Jr. is the Founder and President of The Fillmore Group, Inc., a Premier IBM Business Partner specializing in Information Management. Prior to founding the company in 1987 Frank was a Database Administrator and Professor in the Robert G. Merrick School of Business at the University of Baltimore teaching courses, including Relational Database Fundamentals.
Frank’s company delivers technical services to clients worldwide. In addition to expert database consulting, The Fillmore Group has been delivering IBM Authorized Training since 1994. Currently The Fillmore Group partners with Arrow ECS to deliver Information Management courses in their Towson, Maryland classroom. Frank and his team are certified to teach most courses in the IBM Information Management course portfolio.
A knowledgeable and engaging speaker, Frank has presented at regional and national IDUG events, the IBM Information on Demand Conference, and served on the Experts Panel at IDUG Europe. In 1999 he was honored by IBM’s invitation to become a DB2 Gold Consultant, and enjoys sharing information on DB2 enhancements “in the works” that he learns about at the annual Gold Conference, typically scheduled the week before the Information on Demand Conference in Las Vegas. In addition, Frank is an IBM Information Champion.
Frank’s areas of expertise include data interoperability, replication and high availability, InfoSphere, DB2 Server for VSE&VM, competitive migrations and technical Project Management. Frank oversees a staff of talented employees and contractors, and manages projects ranging from new database implementations to healthchecks.
An avid sports fan, Frank is loyal to his hometown Baltimore teams. Go O’s! Go Ravens!
Frank,
I am an AS400 user that knows very well how to write SQL. I am having a bit of a problem in how to implement the CREATE TABLE command on the AS400.
We currently use CRTPF to create our tables, but I would like to use the SQL statement CREATE TABLE.
The questions are:
1- How do I store the source code? (is it in QSQLSRC?)
2- What is the source type? (TXT or SQL?)
3- Once the source is saved, how do I create the object from the source?
Thank you very much,
Esdras
Happy Holidays to TFG!
Frank – Are you available for a conversation regarding an immediate consulting opportunity for a DB2 HADR implementation as part of a larger IBM Filenet p8 project?
Steve Drew
VP Sales
CAS Severn
Hi Mary,
We are interested in Kafka and I missed your webcast. If you can send me the webcast material if possible.
Best Regards,
Nasira Latef