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32- or 64-bit IDS?

Posted in 2010

Topics: General Discussion

Cats — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix

I used to have a link to the old Informix website I could use to tell if a version of IDS was 32-bit or 64-bit. Now that was a long, long time ago and it no longer works. Does anyone happen to know if there is something similar in the IBM website? For our sins, it's a really ancient version - 7.31.FD9 - and whilst we want to get to 64-bit 11.5, we might have to go via an intermediate version if the current version is 32-bit.

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Fernando Nunes — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix

Cats wrote: > I used to have a link to the old Informix website I could use to tell > if a version of IDS was 32-bit or 64-bit. Now that was a long, long > time ago and it no longer works. > > Does anyone happen to know if there is something similar in the IBM > website? > > For our sins, it's a really ancient version - 7.31.FD9 - and whilst we > want to get to 64-bit 11.5, we might have to go via an intermediate > version if the current version is 32-bit. "F" in FD9 means 64 bit. 32 bit would be UD9. Regards.

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Surfer! — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix

In message <hjslgp$atv$1@news.eternal-september.org>, Fernando Nunes <domusonline@gmail.com> writes >Cats wrote: >> I used to have a link to the old Informix website I could use to tell >> if a version of IDS was 32-bit or 64-bit. Now that was a long, long >> time ago and it no longer works. >> Does anyone happen to know if there is something similar in the IBM >> website? >> For our sins, it's a really ancient version - 7.31.FD9 - and whilst >>we >> want to get to 64-bit 11.5, we might have to go via an intermediate >> version if the current version is 32-bit. > >"F" in FD9 means 64 bit. 32 bit would be UD9. >Regards. Brilliant. Thanks. I knew the server was 64-bit, sort of had an idea the IDS was but needed to be sure. -- Surfer!

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