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Neil Truby recommended the Informix ICON newsletter site, noting its EGL material on porting 4GL applications and something called Informix RunTime, and complaining it allowed reading each issue only once. Another poster hit a Visual FoxPro ODBC error on the site, scottishpoet said it worked, and Neil joked they were not using Informix or DB2 for it. Mostly informal chat.
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Neil Truby — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
I received today an email from "Informix Marketing" directing me to the ICON
programme webite at http://www.informixconnect.com/icon for the latest
edition of the "newsletter". At the end it wished me a happy holiday and
looks forward to seeing me in 2005, so I guess it's come out a little behind
schedule! Nonetheless it has some interesting stuff in it, particualrly
about EGL, where it tries to address that matter which seems to be causing
lots of confusion "Will I be able to port by 4GL application?", and about
something called Informix RunTime (I think), which looked jolly interesting,
although I'd like someone else to have a look and explain what it might mean
in practice.
Anyway, I commend it to your attention - well worth a look.
Neil
P.S. As you'll see I've already forgotten some of the detail. THE most
annoying thing about ICON is that it will only let you read each
"newsletter" once. I just went back to check some details and was told to
come back in six weeks for the next installment :-(
I'd like to have a look, Neil, I really would. What does:
Welcome Back!
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
[Microsoft][ODBC Visual FoxPro Driver]Command contains unrecognized
phrase/keyword.
/icon/incl_Functions.asp, line 658
Mean?
Grumble moan bloody sh*te websites
Neil Truby wrote:
> I received today an email from "Informix Marketing" directing me to
the ICON
> programme webite at http://www.informixconnect.com/icon for the
latest
> edition of the "newsletter". At the end it wished me a happy holiday
and
> looks forward to seeing me in 2005, so I guess it's come out a little
behind
> schedule! Nonetheless it has some interesting stuff in it,
particualrly
> about EGL, where it tries to address that matter which seems to be
causing
> lots of confusion "Will I be able to port by 4GL application?", and
about
> something called Informix RunTime (I think), which looked jolly
interesting,
> although I'd like someone else to have a look and explain what it
might mean
> in practice.
>
> Anyway, I commend it to your attention - well worth a look.
>
> Neil
>
> P.S. As you'll see I've already forgotten some of the detail. THE
most
> annoying thing about ICON is that it will only let you read each
> "newsletter" once. I just went back to check some details and was
told to
> come back in six weeks for the next installment :-(
Neil Truby — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
<malc_p@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:1105611878.196868.158030@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> I'd like to have a look, Neil, I really would. What does:
>
> Welcome Back!
>
> Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers error '80040e14'
>
> [Microsoft][ODBC Visual FoxPro Driver]Command contains unrecognized
> phrase/keyword.
>
> /icon/incl_Functions.asp, line 658
>
> Mean?
It means they're not even using DB2 for this one, let alone Informix :-)
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