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RE: Seeking Red Hat startup script or oninit/onmode exit codes...

Posted in 2003

Topics: Server Administration, Platform-Specific Issues, Versions, Editions & End-of-Life

Colin Bull — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix

Ronald Cole wrote > > Is there a well written/highly regarded, all knowing and all powerful > IDS 9.4 uber-startup script for Red Hat that someone might share? > I've googled and found half-attempts and looked at IIUG, but couldn't > find what I'm looking for. > > Barring that, I'm writing one myself, but have been unable to find > oninit/onmode exit codes documented anywhere in IBM's rather extensive > online documentation... but it is slow to dig through pdf's in a > browser and maybe I missed it. > The only part of Informix that IBM does not seem to have a detrimental effect on yet, appears to be the Publication side. Send your opinion about PDFs to 'docinf@us.ibm.com' with details of why it is so slow. I had a very encouraging exchange with them. Of course, you should only do this if your opinion of PDFs is the same as mine :-) They are totally unsuited for online documentation unless you have got a 28 inch hi-res monitor, which I have not. Colin Bull sending to informix-list

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Corne' Cornelius — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix

have you tried the pdf2html, pdf2ps utils ? that could get you farther then IBM will Colin Bull wrote: > Ronald Cole wrote > >>Is there a well written/highly regarded, all knowing and all powerful >>IDS 9.4 uber-startup script for Red Hat that someone might share? >>I've googled and found half-attempts and looked at IIUG, but couldn't >>find what I'm looking for. >> >>Barring that, I'm writing one myself, but have been unable to find >>oninit/onmode exit codes documented anywhere in IBM's rather extensive >>online documentation... but it is slow to dig through pdf's in a >>browser and maybe I missed it. >> > > The only part of Informix that IBM does not seem to have a detrimental > effect > on yet, appears to be the Publication side. Send your opinion about PDFs to > 'docinf@us.ibm.com' with details of why it is so slow. > > I had a very encouraging exchange with them. > > Of course, you should only do this if your opinion of PDFs is the same as > mine :-) > They are totally unsuited for online documentation unless you have got a > 28 inch hi-res monitor, which I have not. > > Colin Bull > > sending to informix-list

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