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Ian Michael Gumby wrote: > Ok,color me silly, but I have to ask... > > 7.x original Online code stream. > 8.x XPS code stream > 9.x Illustra code stream. > 10.x Blending of 7 and 9 > 11.x further refinement of 10, adding a little snippet of stuff from 8. > > So while 7 was the pure engine that could, are you implying that 11 > isn't up to snuff when compared to 7? No, you shit-stirrer ... I'm mourning the passing of a fantastically solid and reliable version of IDS. > Don't get me wrong, but there was a lot of noise about 10 being faster > than 7. > > Oh and I'm curious... How many people are still running 5.x engines? > (Yeah I know that they are unsupported by IBM) Wrong! 5.20 is still a) supported and b) sold. By the truckload. -- Cheers, Obnoxio The Clown http://obotheclown.blogspot.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by OpenProtect(http://www.openprotect.com), and is believed to be clean.
In article <mailman.135.1254323852.6236.informix-list@iiug.org>, Obnoxio The >> >> Oh and I'm curious... How many people are still running 5.x engines? >> (Yeah I know that they are unsupported by IBM) > >Wrong! 5.20 is still a) supported and b) sold. By the truckload. correct. just today morning a friend of mine was asking question about tbmode. It is still an excellent RDBMS for small databases. The big problem with it that it can't go beyond 106 GB something. It has something to do with number of chunks limitation. Even with shortest possible path for chunks, like /a or /b, it can only take 54 chunks max.
On 30 Sep, 18:15, dba.9...@gmail.com wrote: > In article <mailman.135.1254323852.6236.informix-l...@iiug.org>, Obnoxio The > > > > >> Oh and I'm curious... How many people are still running 5.x engines? > >> (Yeah I know that they are unsupported by IBM) > > >Wrong! 5.20 is still a) supported and b) sold. By the truckload. > > correct. just today morning a friend of mine was asking > question about tbmode. > > It is still an excellent RDBMS for small databases. The big > problem with it that it can't go beyond 106 GB something. > It has something to do with number of chunks limitation. > Even with shortest possible path for chunks, like /a or /b, > it can only take 54 chunks max. You still purchase an extension to 7.x support though...so how is it end of support?
<david@smooth1.co.uk> wrote in message news:21769eb6-d438-442a-8ea7-e5965ade0b46@y36g2000yqh.googlegroups.com... > On 30 Sep, 18:15, dba.9...@gmail.com wrote: >> In article <mailman.135.1254323852.6236.informix-l...@iiug.org>, Obnoxio >> The >> >> >> >> >> Oh and I'm curious... How many people are still running 5.x engines? >> >> (Yeah I know that they are unsupported by IBM) >> >> >Wrong! 5.20 is still a) supported and b) sold. By the truckload. >> >> correct. just today morning a friend of mine was asking >> question about tbmode. >> >> It is still an excellent RDBMS for small databases. The big >> problem with it that it can't go beyond 106 GB something. >> It has something to do with number of chunks limitation. >> Even with shortest possible path for chunks, like /a or /b, >> it can only take 54 chunks max. > > You still purchase an extension to 7.x support though...so how is it > end of support? Well, exactly that. It's no longer available for support under the standard terms of a Passport Advantage or OEM contract. IDS 10 goes "end of marketing" tomorrow, which means it goes End of Support this time next year. For that reason we are not allowed to sell it after today.