Re: DB2 Magazine

Serge Rielau wrote: > If you ask your question in comp.databases.ibm-db2 I'll happily answer > there. > My "counter-joke" to Paul was not intended to hijack this thread. > .. or you can send me an email, if you please. Am not understand. You say this coming in IDS, but will not explane heer? Why not expplane here? -- Enor

Enor Mouspenis wrote: > Serge Rielau wrote: > > >>If you ask your question in comp.databases.ibm-db2 I'll happily answer >>there. >>My "counter-joke" to Paul was not intended to hijack this thread. >>.. or you can send me an email, if you please. > > > Am not understand. You say this coming in IDS, but will not explane heer? > Why not expplane here? > > -- > Enor No I didn't say that. I just felt the need to point out that DB2 is not a poor subset of IDS and delivers good features on its own. Naturally I hope that IDS will some day implement DB2 features. Synchronizing externals is part of being family. Anyway to give a one paragraph description of select from DML. The feature allows you to put INSERT, DELETE and UPDATE into the FROM clause. The semantics are that the trigger transition tables (the set of changed or original rows) become available for further processing. E.g. SELECT SUM(salary) FROM NEW TABLE(UPDATE emp SET salary = salary + 100) GROUP BY dept; would returns you the salary cost by department for after given each employee a 100 dollar raise. BTW, I usually don't comment on people's pseudonyms, but it's very hard to take your questions serious. May be a change to a less irritating pseudonym would be in order? Cheers Serge -- Serge Rielau DB2 SQL Compiler Development IBM Toronto Lab

Serge Rielau wrote: > > BTW, I usually don't comment on people's pseudonyms, but it's very > hard to take your questions serious. May be a change to a less > irritating pseudonym would be in order? yes - a very good suggestion. Many of enor's questions seem to be a bit too sly, and the "bad enleesh and bad spolling" just a wee bit too bad. Looks more like a deliberate effort to mislead and play the goose, with the occasional real question slipping out. Sorry Enor, but wethinks you are trying to play games sometimes. Other people have commented...

Andrew Hamm wrote: > Serge Rielau wrote: >> >> BTW, I usually don't comment on people's pseudonyms, but it's very >> hard to take your questions serious. May be a change to a less >> irritating pseudonym would be in order? > > yes - a very good suggestion. Many of enor's questions seem to be a bit > too sly, and the "bad enleesh and bad spolling" just a wee bit too bad. > Looks more like a deliberate effort to mislead and play the goose, with > the occasional real question slipping out. > > Sorry Enor, but wethinks you are trying to play games sometimes. Other > people have commented... Am not understand, English girlfriend is telling me name for hotmaqil. Now I ask her, I am very shy and will say sorry anmd change name. I am very anger with her. Sorry for making other cross. -- Enor

Andrew Hamm wrote: > Serge Rielau wrote: >> >> BTW, I usually don't comment on people's pseudonyms, but it's very >> hard to take your questions serious. May be a change to a less >> irritating pseudonym would be in order? > > yes - a very good suggestion. Many of enor's questions seem to be a bit > too sly, and the "bad enleesh and bad spolling" just a wee bit too bad. > Looks more like a deliberate effort to mislead and play the goose, with > the occasional real question slipping out. > > Sorry Enor, but wethinks you are trying to play games sometimes. Other > people have commented... Am think much on this. Was cross, but cannot be becauwse I make other cross with own mistake. But must ask, just because my english not good like you, not mean I am stupid or cannot think for my self or cannot make joke? Not only english people who can think. -- Enor