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I typically put it in quotes - "IBM I". That seems to give me more results.

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Subject: Googling for IBM i information

Y'all

Recently I had a conversation here that brought up googling for IBM i info,
and that it gives back very little specific to this platform.

So I wondered, doesn't a plus sign (+) force Google to make things into more
of a single search token? So I tried ibm+i sql, and it worked - so i tried
it again without the plus sign - still gave me the more-limited list.

So maybe it doesn't work - or google kept track of what I did or have done -
yeah, of course, it does, right?

So I'm interested if anyone else has better results using the plus sign like
this.

Cheers
Vern
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