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To marry various DB's consider using IBM's MQ messaging. We use it move data to/from AS400, Oracle, SQL-Server. There's also a datablade for it.…
What are best onconfig parameters for a DSS app
1. Informix 11.70.TC4DE, Windows Vista with Dual Core Processor, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD: 2. DSS app for querying a 200MB table, joining to a couple of fact tables. 3. Mainly aggregate and time series queries against a transaction history table. 4. Only one user will be submitting queri…
RE: Writing into Files from Stored Procedures
Art, So which databases allow one to write a stored procedure in Java? C? or ESQL/C? The point is that if you write something in C or ESQL/C your solution will be less portable to Oracle, than if you had written the stored procedure in Java. Interestingly enough, Informix once …
Re: Writing into Files from Stored Procedures
I know this isn't a developer's forum, strictly speaking, but you've hit one of my small retinue of pet peeves. They include touting the benefits of RAID5, placing parenthesis around the operand to 'sizeof' in C when that operand is a variable, and statements like this one of yo…
RE: Writing into Files from Stored Procedures
Art, I mentioned MQ as an example of a non-database service that can run within the engine. If the OP uses C or Java within the engine he could write his query results out to a file. As you pointed out, there could be a performance penalty. The more complex solution would be to…
Re: Writing into Files from Stored Procedures
ER can definitely handle most ETL needs when you define the replicant. MQ is just a data queue for IPC. Whatever app you place at the other end of the queue will have to perform the data manipulation to insert the data in the target. Only problem is the MQ Datablade may not be…
RE: Note to Kate...
On Feb 5, 12:44 pm, Wikking <Wik.Ki...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > > Like I said, there are a lot of ex-IBMers, including some Oracle reps, > > who have contacts back inside and hear things. > > Oooh, can you name names or provide a URL or spreadsheet???? > If you cannot, then I sugge…
RE: snif.. uptime.
>>From: Ian Michael Gumby >>Subject: RE: snif.. uptime. >> >>Just a quick question about considering uptime... >> >>If you have two machines that are set up for HA, and you're forced to take one down for maintenance, >>do you still count that against its uptime because the oth…
Questions on Informix
Imagine how I felt ... A couple of hundred thousand dollars invested in a new server, etc. And of course, HP is 'forcing' the transition to Integrity, so it's not like I was going to get a PA-RISC machine and continue down THAT road. Thankfully, IBM and HP did whatever was neces…
Re: flagship sunk
Well we we laughing the other day...where does AIX a definite IBM product go? http://www-306.ibm.com/software/sw-bycategory/ it's grey!! Ha! Ha! and cics ?? I can't even find mqueue! Someone told me it has no real competitors and 90% market share??? Is it WebSphere MQ under "…
IBM DB2 Connect Enterprise Edition v8.2, other IBM DB2 (32 bit, 64 bit) (MULTiOS, Windows, Linux, Solaris), IBM iSoft Commerce Suite Server Enterprise v3.2.01, IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Express Edition v1.3.2 Win, IBM Tivoli System Automati
IBM DB2 Connect Enterprise Edition v8.2, other IBM DB2 (32 bit, 64 bit) (MULTiOS, Windows, Linux, Solaris), IBM iSoft Commerce Suite Server Enterprise v3.2.01, IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Express Edition v1.3.2 Win, IBM Tivoli System Automation v1.2.0 Linux, IBM Tivoli Wo…
Re: MQ Series 64 bit
A great forum for MQSeries : http://www.mqseries.net/phpBB2/ Regards ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steffen Herold" <steffen.herold@freenet.de> To: "Vijay Kumar" <rudrappa@india.hp.com> Cc: <informix-list@iiug.org>; <steffen.herold@freenet.de> Sent: Wednesday, May 12, 2004…
Re: MQ Series 64 bit
Vijay, I heard 64bit support is planned for Websphere MQ V6 which is not released yet. Please note that this newsgroup is related to Informix databases and it's tools, so you might find a better answer in another newsgroup focused on MQ. However MQ Series V5.x can be used toget…
MQ Series 64 bit
Hi All, Do we have 64 bit MQ Series? Had the IBM released it... If so what is the version for HP UX 11i available? Regards, Vijay sending to informix-list…
Re: Channelling Madison Pruett
Madison, Is that Client Reroute must work with Stinger HADR? If we use db2 suspend + Shark or EMC split, can we use Client Reroute to reroute the client to the secondary server? Thanks, "mpruet" <mpruet@comcast.net> wrote in message news:40676184.0404271949.3ecdffa2@posting.goog…
Channelling Madison Pruett
"Rob Vorbroker" <rvorbroker@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:c6m9hu$t7c$1@terabinaries.xmission.com... > > For those of us venturing out into the DB2 UDB world > can you give us a summary of tools similar to HDR and > ER (which we love so much). > > Trying to support 24x7x365 int…
Memory Fault in MQ Series
Vijay wrote: > This is a multi-part message in MIME format. Please don't post MIME (or the Clowns will come after you). > When I try to create an queue in MQ Series it displays an error > message as "Memory Fault". Please let me know if some body has worked on > MQ Series... …
RE: An interesting meeting with IBM
Interesting stuff. Was there any talk of offering fixpaks (IBM terminology) for IDS 7.x and 9.x? It annoys me that for DB/2 I get e-mail alerts of customer support issues. I can go onto the website and check on the status of all the bugs and fixes in DB/2 and every so often a new…
An interesting meeting with IBM
Folks, Yesterday we had an interesting techo/positioning meeting with some IBM staff. The attendees were nearly all locals (Australia) excepting a representative of the IDS development team from US. The IBM'ers were a mix of techies, managers and supply chain staff; from both si…
Re: Company thought DB2 will be better than Oracle.
Larry Edelstein wrote: > But the point > is this: there is no way that companies of that size would bet their > business on a database that is not solid, stable, bulletproof, and > competitive. How many companies bet their business on Windows NT? Does that make it solid, stable…
Re: Company thought DB2 will be better than Oracle.
Both these ISV's use DB2's call-level interface. Apart from the obvious (SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE), there are many specific features we added to DB2 to facilitate an ISV: SAP uses the following DB2 features on Linux / Unix / Windows: mirrored logging suspend i/o fetch first …
Re: Company thought DB2 will be better than Oracle.
Peter, I cannot answer your questions on the details on what specific features of DB2 ISVs like Siebel, SAP, Peoplesoft, etc. use. Perhaps someone in vendor relations or at the lab can shed more light on this. But the point is this: there is no way that companies of that size w…
Re: Company thought DB2 will be better than Oracle.
Hi Larry! ISVs like Siebel and Peoplesoft develop on DB2, it sounds great but can you tell me what all features of DB2 that they are using other than backup and restore. In DB2 for web enabled application to communicate, you need IBM MQ series and 5-10 experts for MQ administrat…
Re: Company thought DB2 will be better than Oracle.
Larry, Thanks for admitting the differences in DB2 code for AS/400 , OS/390 and UNIX, Linux and Windows. DB2 on Main Frames is solid and stable system. On non-main frames system, company can run DB2 at business risk. DB2 is a simple database without any built in procedure langu…
Enterprise Replication - Primary Key
ER requires a primary key to identify the row on the different nodes within the replication domain. "Francisco Roldan" <froldan@5b.com.gt> wrote in message news:bgpboh$5mq$1@terabinaries.xmission.com... > > Hi everybody, > I am in charge of administering two AIX 4.3.3/RS6000 IBM…
IIUG Insider #30 - Job Board Launches, Webcasts Start, Wikipedia & Informix, and More...
Fans of Informix, please note that the latest issue of the IIUG Insider has just published and it is available at http://www.iiug.org/news/insider.html. Its table of contents includes the following titles: 1) IIUG to Launch Job Board July 1st 2) IIUG Webcast Series Kicks Off 27 …
Transactional commit of Informix and MQ Series together
My application needs data transfer to another application. My application uses Informix database. We are using IBM MQ series for sending data from one application to the other. Basically the data is put into the queue using a stored procedure which is invoked on a trigger written…
Re: Know of any good Gateway products??
Bruce_Farwell@spartanstores.com wrote: > > I am interested in finding products that can provide a gateway to Informix, > DB2, > and possible ADABAS database tables. I would like to have bi-directional > access > i.e. Desktop apps like VB accessing Informix on UNIX and DB2 on MVS…
Data replication versus CORBA or messaging
Hello This message was also posted 3 weeks ago, but I have never seen the answers (except the answers that were mailed to me directly), because the message and answers were removed from the server in about 1 week. I am looking for (good and bad) experiences with datareplication…
Re: data replication experience, compared with messaging
toon loonen <Toon.Loonen@Inter.NL.net> wrote: >I am looking for (good and bad) experiences with datareplication, using >the tools from Sybase (Replication Server), Oracle, Informix (just >released), etc. >Besides the possibilities of the distributed RDBMS, including data >repli…
Database Replication Solution
Please take a look at DataSync from SYWARE for your replication needs. It is more flexible than vendor specific solutions, because it will work between with all ODBC enabled databases. Visit http://www.syware.com for details Best Regards, Frank Yacano toon loonen wrote: > > I …
data replication experience, compared with messaging
I am looking for (good and bad) experiences with datareplication, using the tools from Sybase (Replication Server), Oracle, Informix (just released), etc. Besides the possibilities of the distributed RDBMS, including data replication, one can also consider the possibilities of a…
Re: ?stupid question?
Malcolm Weallans wrote: > snip snip > Malcolm Weallans > Online Database Consultancy > Phone 01628-72154 > Fax 01628-37463 > CIX - onlinedbc More like as not, you are referring to MQS, which is an AIX product for Message Queueing System, you take various messages from sources (c…