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yupu yang asked whether NEWERA should be used in the future. Richard Lewis answered no: it was in maintenance mode 4 and would be unsupported after 31 December 2000, with concerns about Y2K compliance on NT since it was only certified for NT 4.0 SP3, which is not Y2K compliant. A second poster agreed there was no future with NEWERA.
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yupu yang — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
someone maybe tell me if I should use NEWERA in the future.
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Richard Lewis — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
NO
Newera is in maintenance 4 mode and will be unsupported after 31 December
2000. There are concerns about Newera on NT being Y2K compliant when it is
only certified for NT 4.0 SP3. SP3 is not Y2K compliant.
Richard
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> someone maybe tell me if I should use NEWERA in the future.
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with newera? there will be no future....
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"yupu yang" <yyp@www.dlpec.com> wrote:
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> someone maybe tell me if I should use NEWERA in
the future.
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In article <7k4gis$fvl$1@news.xmission.com>,
"yupu yang" <yyp@www.dlpec.com> wrote:
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> someone maybe tell me if I should use NEWERA in
the future.
>
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In article <7k4gis$fvl$1@news.xmission.com>,
"yupu yang" <yyp@www.dlpec.com> wrote:
>
> someone maybe tell me if I should use NEWERA in
the future.
>
>
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