Re: Oracle

DA Morgan wrote: > Dirk Moolman wrote: >> Not there yet - but I heard backups are a bit "akward" in Oracle - not >> sure if it's been changed in the newer versions, like 10G > > If someone can't do backups in any version of Oracle since 7 I > would suggest that they have an IQ below room temperature in > degrees Celsius. > > If they can't do it using RMAN from version 9i and on then perhaps > they should be reclassified as a vegetable. > > But why is this stuff in an Informix group? Shouldn't it be in c.d.o.? I thought the c.d.o was a group you're not supposed to post in (and not much read), and c.d.o.server was probably correct? -- Jonathan Leffler #include <disclaimer.h> Email: jleffler@earthlink.net, jleffler@us.ibm.com Guardian of DBD::Informix v2003.04 -- http://dbi.perl.org/

Jonathan Leffler wrote: > DA Morgan wrote: > >> Dirk Moolman wrote: >> >>> Not there yet - but I heard backups are a bit "akward" in Oracle - not >>> sure if it's been changed in the newer versions, like 10G >> >> >> If someone can't do backups in any version of Oracle since 7 I >> would suggest that they have an IQ below room temperature in >> degrees Celsius. >> >> If they can't do it using RMAN from version 9i and on then perhaps >> they should be reclassified as a vegetable. >> >> But why is this stuff in an Informix group? Shouldn't it be in c.d.o.? > > > I thought the c.d.o was a group you're not supposed to post in (and not > much read), and c.d.o.server was probably correct? You are correct ... I should have added .server at the end. -- Daniel A. Morgan University of Washington damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace 'x' with 'u' to respond)