Re: CLIENT_LOCALE values

Tim Schaefer (tschaefe@mindspring.com) wrote: <R-Rated Snip> : My my, such language! And Joe, you're a celebrity, held to a higher standard! : We're going to have to start putting ratings on these postings... : tsk tsk... Well, if that's the way you feel about it, I'm gonna return my "Bill Clinton How-to-be-a-Celebrity Survival Guide Home Study Course" and tell them it didn't work. <more snip> : And I pitty the legions of users out there who do not have the courage to : ask, thinking they might be asking a stupid question. : THE INFORMIX NETWORKING PRODUCTS AND DOCUMENTATION SUCK. : IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH INFORMIX NETWORKING IT'S OK : EVERYBODY DOES. CONTINUE TO POST YOUR PROBLEMS HERE. : EMAIL INFORMIX AND LET THEM KNOW ABOUT YOUR PROBLEM. : EVEN IF YOU SET IT UP CORRECTLY IT CAN CAUSE PROBLEMS : AND MAY NOT WORK CORRECTLY. I certainly don't want any newbies out here to get the idea that they'll get flamed here for asking any kind of question. I've seen people from this group (myself included) call up someone with a problem and in one or two instances, actually log onto their machine to look at problems. I really play up this newsgroup as a resource in all of my writings, and I know that I've gotten a lot of e-mail from users who found this newsgroup to be the best recommendation from the "Survival Guide". But...you need to be at least marginally polite about it. This guy got an eval product, posted a decent, intelligent question on the newsgroup, and when the first one or two replies didn't help him out, posted a reply saying essentially "just answer the damn question...no alternatives". I don't know about the rest of you, but the only people who can get my assistance with that attitude write me really big checks at the end of each month. Joe only peo -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Joe Lumbley(jlumbley@netcom.com) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------