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Bernardo, new to an AIX Unix server with Informix and a WinNT client, asked how to find the Informix and Unix versions and where to get an OLEDB provider. Paul Jazwierski said to run onstat and read its header; Alex Bernaards added uname -a for Unix; Tan Chun Han suggested reading the *cr files in $INFORMIXDIR/etc. The OLEDB question went unanswered.
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Bernardo — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
I work in a new company for a little time and
I try to work with an Unix AIX/Informix server
and a WinNT/INFORMIX-CLI client.
I work quite good with ADO and OLEDB for ODBC, but I don't know
the version of my Unix and of my Informix.
Also I don't know what is my server:
INFORMIX-OnLine Dynamic Server
INFORMIX-OnLine Workgroup Server
INFORMIX-OnLine Workstation
INFORMIX-OnLine XPS
INFORMIX-SE
INFORMIX-Universal Server
1) There is some tools to see type, version, release of Informix
and Unix?
2) I don't have OLEDB provider for Informix: where can
I find it? Have I to buy it or for people that
already have an Infromix product is it free?
Thanks a lot and sorry for my bad english.
Berna.
↪ replying to Bernardo
Paul Jazwierski — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
You get the informix data by typing 'onstat' on your command line. The
header provides all the info you need.
↪ replying to Paul Jazwierski
Alex Bernaards — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
And for Unix 'uname -a'
Alex
Paul Jazwierski wrote:
> You get the informix data by typing 'onstat' on your command line. The
> header provides all the info you need.
↪ replying to Bernardo
Tan Chun Han @ Andy — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
1.) cd $INFORMIXDIR.
2.) cd etc
3.) more *cr
Bernardo <no@spam.it> wrote in message
news:8g3t3t$qma$1@lacerta.tiscalinet.it...
> I work in a new company for a little time and
> I try to work with an Unix AIX/Informix server
> and a WinNT/INFORMIX-CLI client.
> I work quite good with ADO and OLEDB for ODBC, but I don't know
> the version of my Unix and of my Informix.
> Also I don't know what is my server:
> INFORMIX-OnLine Dynamic Server
> INFORMIX-OnLine Workgroup Server
> INFORMIX-OnLine Workstation
> INFORMIX-OnLine XPS
> INFORMIX-SE
> INFORMIX-Universal Server
>
> 1) There is some tools to see type, version, release of Informix
> and Unix?
>
> 2) I don't have OLEDB provider for Informix: where can
> I find it? Have I to buy it or for people that
> already have an Infromix product is it free?
>
> Thanks a lot and sorry for my bad english.
> Berna.
>
>
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