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Jay H wanted a free Informix download for Linux to practise with. John Carlson suggested the IIUG website, and Neil Truby said IBM had withdrawn Informix from its free download programme because it has no expiry bomb, but IDS for Linux should still be available free to IIUG members. scottishpoet posted a link to the IBM Informix downloads page.
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Most database vendors offer free single-user downloads for
experimentation, development etc. I seem to remember Informix being
available like this a few years ago, but I can't find anything on the
IBM website now.
I need to brush up on my Informix skills in preparation for a job
search. I built a Linux box, but need Informix to add to my database
laboratory.
Can anyone suggest a link?
-Jay
↪ replying to Jay H
John Carlson — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
On 28 Sep 2004 19:36:46 -0700, jaiguevara@bigfoot.com (Jay H) wrote:
>Most database vendors offer free single-user downloads for
>experimentation, development etc. I seem to remember Informix being
>available like this a few years ago, but I can't find anything on the
>IBM website now.
>
>I need to brush up on my Informix skills in preparation for a job
>search. I built a Linux box, but need Informix to add to my database
>laboratory.
>
>Can anyone suggest a link?
>
You might be able to try the IIUG website at www.iiug.org. You'll
need to register, but I believe that older Informix versions were
available there at one time.
JWC
↪ replying to Jay H
Neil Truby — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
"Jay H" <jaiguevara@bigfoot.com> wrote in message
news:bac8a7c0.0409281836.52136f40@posting.google.com...
> Most database vendors offer free single-user downloads for
> experimentation, development etc. I seem to remember Informix being
> available like this a few years ago, but I can't find anything on the
> IBM website now.
>
> I need to brush up on my Informix skills in preparation for a job
> search. I built a Linux box, but need Informix to add to my database
> laboratory.
>
> Can anyone suggest a link?
>
> -Jay
IBM has recently withdrawn Informix products from the "free downlaod"
programme. This is because, unlike for example DB2, they do not have a
"bomb" in them to preclude use after the eval period. To the best of my
knowledge IDS for Linux remains available for download at the IIUG website
(www.iiug.org). You have to be a member to access the downloads, but
membership is free.
I can't check because the website seems to be down at present.
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/data/informix/downloads.html
jaiguevara@bigfoot.com (Jay H) wrote in message news:<bac8a7c0.0409281836.52136f40@posting.google.com>...
> Most database vendors offer free single-user downloads for
> experimentation, development etc. I seem to remember Informix being
> available like this a few years ago, but I can't find anything on the
> IBM website now.
>
> I need to brush up on my Informix skills in preparation for a job
> search. I built a Linux box, but need Informix to add to my database
> laboratory.
>
> Can anyone suggest a link?
>
> -Jay
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