Re: Trouble connecting to IDS 11.5 development server using SQuirrel SQL with IDS JDBC driver.
Ian Michael Gumby wrote: > With respect to DHCP... I'm no expert so I've never seen where you can > reserve an IP address for a specific machine that isn't a static IP > address. In one of my clients, I have a sales office where there are > between 75 - 125 laptops (and growing) on and off the network each day. > There are a handfull of desktop and act as 'servers' that are tethered > via a gigabit switch. Everything else is wireless. So I use a static IP > address for the desktop machines and I use a wide range of addresses > under DHCP. Even here, when connecting to the office printer/fax/scanner > machine, they are set up via TCP/IP address and not name. So you can mix > static and non-static IP addresses in the office. > I can't believe you write such crap Gumby - and if this bit is crap how much else of what you write is crap? go look at the fine manuals for DHCP and see what something like host slax-dev { hardware ethernet 00:0c:29:29:6c:d1; fixed-address 192.168.22.99; } might do
> > I can't believe you write such crap Gumby - and if this bit is crap how > much else of what you write is crap? > You know those bits at the end where he says "But Hey, what do I know ..." Everything except those bits. Sometimes.
Gee Mark, Still mad cause I made fun of Oracles pitiful excuse of a 'temp' table that wasn't really a temp table? naw that can't be it. How about calling larry e a pussy for not stepping up to the plate and making a real offer for Sun? Naw that can't be it. Larry doesn't want any hardware and doesn't want to piss off his new best buds at HP. Or how about how I'm questioning the pricing used in the new TPC-C benchmark Oracle did on HP w the cost of $5,800 to run Oracle on a dual socket, quad core xeon machine (8 cores)? Naw, that can't be it either. Oh there's so much more, but I guess cause I've outed Alyse and Inhi as being incompetent that I'm in the dog house. But what I haven't said is anything about IBM's last chat w the labs regarding Solid and IDS. I wonder how they are positioning it in the financial marketplace when Solid doesn't support Time Series. There's more to this, but this is also an uphill battle. (It goes in to the architecture of solutions and the relevancy of the database in electronic trading systems. Of course we can put that argument aside since IBM's new 'next great thing' is to stream data from multiple sources in real time. Here time series could be important, however, I don't believe that besides Solid not supporting timeseries, neither does DB2. (Of course if I'm wrong and DB2 does support timeseries, I believe Serge will be one of the first to jump on that fact and condemn all of my posts. Something Mark loves to do since I once wondered if he was a poofter. Seems a Rem 7 was a bit too much gun for him to handle. ;-) But hey! What do I know? A hell of a lot more than I can legally talk about... ;-) -G > From: markbtownsend@sbcglobal.net > Subject: Re: Trouble connecting to IDS 11.5 development server using SQuirrel SQL with IDS JDBC driver. > Date: Mon, 13 Apr 2009 19:34:42 -0700 > To: informix-list@iiug.org > > > > > > I can't believe you write such crap Gumby - and if this bit is crap how > > much else of what you write is crap? > > > > You know those bits at the end where he says > > "But Hey, what do I know ..." > > Everything except those bits. Sometimes. > _______________________________________________ > Informix-list mailing list > Informix-list@iiug.org > http://www.iiug.org/mailman/listinfo/informix-list _________________________________________________________________ Rediscover Hotmail®: Get quick friend updates right in your inbox. http://windowslive.com/RediscoverHotmail?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_HM_Rediscover_Updates1_042009