Can't find that 'N' key (Was: Re: Oracle spamming)

>From Jack Parker: >* Quite frankly I have enough to do without having to scan all the excess >* messages in this group that deal with Informix vs. Oracle, especially >* when the tone of those discussions have fallen to something slightly >* better than mud-slinging. If you folks want to play in the mud how about >* taking it over to comp.databases > >I've also had enough of this spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, and more spam. > > Robert Minter |Data Systems Support| \\\\\\_/// >Programmer, Software Development | Orange, CA | ( _ _ ) >rob@dssmktg.com | Tel: 714.771.0454 | (| ^ |) >De Colores - Emmaus OC-13 | Fax: 714.771.3028 | \\`-'/ >#include <disclaimer.h> SURF'S UP \\_/ OK, Jack & Bob, I don't like having to do this, and with great regret: {{ FLAME ON }} Yes, it *sure is* time consuming to have to actually go on to the next article and not read one whose header suggests you might not be interested in it. Your poor little wrist might get tired from hitting the 'N' key or pressing that mouse button. If you don't like what people have to say, either block them out or show some sense and don't read the messages. Say, are you also one of those people who would rather scream for government control of television rather than get up and change the damn channel? {{ FLAME OFF }} This forum must, by nature, allow those who actually like to use the Informix product line to occasionally choose to defend it from Oracle, Sybase, or [fill in the blank] salespeople who are using this forum for the sole purpose of spreading misinformation or outright lies. Ain't freedom awful? People might not do what you want! :-P Bill Williams +-----------------------------------------------------------------+ | Disclaimer: My views, opinions, etc., are not those of AT&T or | | or ATSI, Inc, nor should they be. | +-----------------------------------------------------------------+