Re: IDS Workgroup Edition

Sounds a little low considering that it come "configured" for 150 users. We plan to run around 100 in Q2 '99. Suppose I will find out the hard way if it cannot handle it :) (I assume that the sales guy wants you to buy IDS instead?) We are running SE and OWS (we got it before the "name change") on many servers that work just dandy from Win95 using the Informix-CLI32 ODBC drivers. We use Telnet for the 4GL apps. Steve -- Steven L Cooper Manager, Systems Engineering --------------------------------------- Please reply to NG only, so others may be enlightened... The views expressed here are mine and you can't have them...unless you agree! jshaley@my-dejanews.com wrote in article <71qpjf$apr$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>... > Thanks for this information on Informix Workgroup Edition. > > Do you have a feeling for how many users can be in a "workgroup"? > The Informix sales guy said somewhere between 12-30, which is a wide range. > > Also, how robust is the networking on Workgroup Edition", for > example in networking between a standard online instance and > a Workgroup server? > > In article <363FBF2C.2F246898@hotmail.com>, > June Tong <june_t@hotmail.com> wrote: > > David Williams wrote: > > > > > No fragmentation. No PDQ. can only be used on up to 2 CPUS > > > (or 4 RISC - may be the other way around). > > > > > > I think single CPU VP only as well...although the 2/4 bit above is > > > from the packaging and seems to contradict this?? > > > > No, it doesn't. The 2 or 4 CPU's (I don't know -- just taking David's word > for it) > > is a limit on the type of hardware you're allowed to run the product on. The > > single CPU VP means that no matter how many CPU's you have, it will only let > you > > configure one CPU VP. > > > > June > > -- > > june_t@hotmail.com > > Grounded in Palo Alto, living on Oreo's > > > > > > -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- > http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own >