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Replying to a post about IDS 11, Captain Pedantic questioned 2 GB dbspaces (meaning chunks) and noted IBM had announced de-support dates for older versions from 2009 after a Cheetah event. The rest of the thread was banter about the word de-support, Churchill and tautology. No technical answer.
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"Arturo Koosau" <arturo.koosau@gmail.com> wrote in message
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2 GB dbspaces ????
You meant 2 GB chunks .. right ??
Regardless ... IDS 11 seems to have lots of nice features ... I just
attended the Cheetapalooza here in S.Ca.
And IBM has already announced de-support dates for the other versions
starting in 2009
"De-support" ???
O wither the English of Chuchill, Keats and Wilde ... or even Twain,
Fitzgerald and Steinbeck?
Captain Pedantic said:
> wither
"Whither".
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Obnoxio The Clown wrote:
> Captain Pedantic said:
"O wither the English of Chuchill, Keats and Wilde"
>
>>wither
>
>
> "Whither".
>
Maybe the Cap'n doesn't like the English and wants them to wither?
Who is Chuchill?
↪ replying to RedGrittyBrick
Ben Thompson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
RedGrittyBrick wrote:
> Who is Chuchill?
Churchill is a nodding dog, seen on many a rear parcel shelf.
Ben.
"Ben Thompson" <ben@nomonitorsoftspam.com> wrote in message
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> RedGrittyBrick wrote:
>
>> Who is Chuchill?
>
> Churchill is a nodding dog, seen on many a rear parcel shelf.
This is a tautology. Where else would you find a parcel shelf but in the
rear?
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