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Douglas Clark has been using OS/2 since Hector was a pup, and doing various things to and with databases for even longer. He finds himself programming in a number of different languages on a day-to-day basis, and yet he is not an expert in any of them. He considers his day to be a success if the computer does not catch fire.

Doug Clark is part of the WarpDoctor project team developing the new WarpDoctor website. WarpDoctor is a project of OS2Voice.

Articles

OS/2 e-Zine

RAD Development with DrDialog (Feb 2001)
VisualAge C++ 4.0 Review (Mar 2001)
ODBC on OS/2
- Part 1 (May 2001)
- Part 2 (Jun 2001)
- Part 3 (Jul 2001)
- Part 4 (Aug 2001)
- Part 5 (Sep 2001)
- Part 6 (Oct 2001)
- Part 7 (Nov 2001)
- Part 8 & 9 (Dec 2001)
- Part 10 (Jan 2002)
- Part 11 (Feb 2002)
- Part 12 (Apr 2002)
Installable File Systems (Apr 2002)
Report on Writing OS/2 Plug-ins (Jun 2002)
WarpDoctor Rexx Plug-in (Dec 2002)
LPEX - The 'Other' Programmer's Editor (Feb 2003)
Rexx: The King is Alive and Well (Mar 2003)

Republishing Permission: Doug Clark gave permission to republish his OS/2 articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license. Martin Iturbide obtained that permission on August 6 of 2013 via e-mail.

Presentations

Warpstock 2004: GEN-06 : Warpdoctor Tutorial
WarpStock 2002: Writing Rexx Programs for the WarpDoctor Rexx Netscape Plug-in
WarpStock 2001: ODBC programming in VisualAge WITHOUT DataAccess Builder
WarpStock 2001: Generating real-time database reports from a web server

Links

http://ca.linkedin.com/pub/douglas-clark/0/21/718
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-Douglas Clark has been using OS/2 since Hector was a pup and doing various things to and with databases for even longer. He finds himself programming in a number of different languages on a day to day basis and yet he is not an expert in any of them. He considers his day to be success if the computer does not catch fire.
+Douglas Clark has been using OS/2 since Hector was a pup, and doing various things to and with databases for even longer. He finds himself programming in a number of different languages on a day-to-day basis, and yet he is not an expert in any of them. He considers his day to be a success if the computer does not catch fire.
-Doug Clark is part of the WarpDoctor project team developing the new WarpDoctor web site. WarpDoctor is a project of OS2Voice.
+Doug Clark is part of the WarpDoctor project team developing the new WarpDoctor website. WarpDoctor is a project of OS2Voice.
 ==Articles==
-OS/2 eZine:
+;OS/2 e-Zine:
-* [[Rexx: The King is Alive and Well]] (Mar 2003)
+* [[RAD Development with DrDialog]] (Feb 2001)
+* [[VisualAge C++ 4.0 Review]] (Mar 2001)
+* ODBC on OS/2
+** Part 1 (May 2001)
+** Part 2 (Jun 2001)
+** Part 3 (Jul 2001)
+** Part 4 (Aug 2001)
+** Part 5 (Sep 2001)
+** Part 6 (Oct 2001)
+** Part 7 (Nov 2001)
+** Part 8 & 9 (Dec 2001)
+** Part 10 (Jan 2002)
+** Part 11 (Feb 2002)
+** Part 12 (Apr 2002)
+* Installable File Systems (Apr 2002)
+* Report on Writing OS/2 Plug-ins (Jun 2002)
+* WarpDoctor Rexx Plug-in (Dec 2002)
 * [[LPEX - The 'Other' Programmer's Editor]] (Feb 2003)
-* [[VisualAge C++ 4.0 Review]] (Mar 2001)
+* [[Rexx: The King is Alive and Well]] (Mar 2003)
-* [[RAD Development with DrDialog]] (Feb 2001)
 ;Republishing Permission:Doug Clark gave permission to republish his OS/2 articles under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license. Martin Iturbide obtained that permission on August 6 of 2013 via e-mail.