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Andy Kent — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
My only hope is that Informix and DB2 are made similar enough so that
if anyone *does* migrate that way I can still offer my skills; and
that the user base recognises that similarity. Otherwise I will see
15+ years' commercial Informix experience go down the toilet once the
last Informix site has switched the lights off.
And in a market as precarious as this one, even though I am in the
process of gaining Oracle and SQL Server qualifications (I was going
to get Informix ones too but they seem to have disappeared off the
face of the Net), I don't take it as read that I'll be able to get
work in another part of the industry.
Andy
"McCabe-Reed, Barbara" <BReed@sikorsky.com> wrote in message news:<bvdvsi$cl0$1@terabinaries.xmission.com>...
> ...
> My only hope is that IBM is smart enough, if they plan to convert all
> Informix users to DB2, to at least implement Informix's components into DB2.
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