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Richard Finkelstein — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi Chris.
There is a thread going on about the OUTER JOIN issue ( I don't want to call
it a bug until the nature of the problem is better understood). Is there any
way that you can provide more information about the OUTER JOIN situations that
you are running into? Specifically the query and how results are different
from what you are expecting. Thanks alot.
Regards,
Rich
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<Pine.SCO.3.91.950425202301.639A-100000-100000-100000-100000-100000@nihc.demon.
co.uk> Chin <chin@nihc.demon.co.uk> writes:>From: Chin
<chin@nihc.demon.co.uk>>Subject: It's incredible - FOLLOW UP>Date: Tue, 25 Apr
1995 19:33:52 GMT
>No I haven't developed in any other 4GL & perhaps it was wrong of me to
>single INFORMIX out. I just think that people seem to expect different
>things from application & dev' software. If application software doesn't
>work companies get sued, if dev' software doesn't work then it's just the
>best of a bad bunch. I am very pleased to get the mail from Malcolm
>Weallans about the INFUSE user group & I certainly will join. If INFORMIX
>is the best of the bunch then let's help to make it better. I am buzy
>digging through old source to illustrate the outer join problem & I will
>endeavour to post an example soon. Sorry if I
>offended anyone with the original post - i am a rookie USENET so no more
>mud slinging.
>Someone said they had mailed the original poster - I'm afraid he didn't
>mail me. I have used INFORMIX for 5 years & am currently involved in a
>large project for the licenced trade using INFORMIX & C.
>The Outer Join bug is certainly there & shows up during complex joins.
>Regards Chris.
Richard Finkelstein, Performance Computing, Inc.
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