Translating with DrWatson… this can take a few seconds the first time.
This is a genuine, complex translation. DrWatson protects commands, error codes, and log output while naturally translating the surrounding text. It’s translated once and saved.
Bob asked when the Informix FAQ would next be updated. The maintainer, smooth1, said version 1.20 was out, adding Art Kagel's RAID 5 discussion, outer join information and Java tool notes, with planned sections on current bugs such as the -1263 datetime bug in IDS 9.2x. Bob could not find it on the IIUG site. Art Kagel suggested removing a redundant RAID5 post and corrected the PC_HASHSIZE note.
Auto-generated by Claude from the posts below — may be imperfect; read the full thread.
bob — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Morning all,
anyone know when the FAQ is going to get updated again? The current
version still makes for good reading, but there are a load of new
questions I see often which aren't even near it.
brett
↪ replying to bob
smooth1 — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Now!!
I have put out a new version with
- RAID 5 diatribe from Art!
- Outer join info from John L
- Java stuff in the tools section (Sujit Pal is turning into a quiet
JDBC guru!).
- Lots more updates
Version number bumped to 1.20
I plan to add:-
- To the new section update the header to mention Art Kagel and
John L's valuable contributions!
A current bugs section which lists the bugs which have come up
a lot on the newsgroup in the last few months..hopefully to
increase the signal-to-noise ratio and allow pointers to the FAQ
rather then repeated discussions.
- Info on the -1263 'datetime' bug in IDS 9.2x (as this seems to be
coming up a lot!).
- Info on the strings overwriting bug in 4gl 7.30.UC1 as it is a serious
4gl bug in 7.3x. (And it is Fixing in 7.30.UC4)!
NOTE NOTE: This section will be trimmed regularly when a fix
has been out for a few months. Then the advice should be
"upgrade!" rather than "we know about it - check the FAQ"!
David.
PS Anything else to add???
PPS Art - can you review the RAID section and possibly trim it.
I think I found all your posts!
-
bob wrote in message ...
>Morning all,
>
> anyone know when the FAQ is going to get updated again? The current
> version still makes for good reading, but there are a load of new
> questions I see often which aren't even near it.
>
>brett
↪ replying to smooth1
bob — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Smells good, but where?
www.iiug.org has no shown update
brett
> Now!!
>
> I have put out a new version with
>
>
> - RAID 5 diatribe from Art!
> - Outer join info from John L
> - Java stuff in the tools section (Sujit Pal is turning into a quiet
> JDBC guru!).
>
> - Lots more updates
>
> Version number bumped to 1.20
>
> I plan to add:-
>
> - To the new section update the header to mention Art Kagel and
> John L's valuable contributions!
>
> A current bugs section which lists the bugs which have come up
> a lot on the newsgroup in the last few months..hopefully to
> increase the signal-to-noise ratio and allow pointers to the FAQ
> rather then repeated discussions.
>
> - Info on the -1263 'datetime' bug in IDS 9.2x (as this seems to be
> coming up a lot!).
> - Info on the strings overwriting bug in 4gl 7.30.UC1 as it is a serious
> 4gl bug in 7.3x. (And it is Fixing in 7.30.UC4)!
>
> NOTE NOTE: This section will be trimmed regularly when a fix
> has been out for a few months. Then the advice should be
> "upgrade!" rather than "we know about it - check the FAQ"!
>
>
> David.
>
> PS Anything else to add???
>
> PPS Art - can you review the RAID section and possibly trim it.
> I think I found all your posts!
> -
> bob wrote in message ...
> >Morning all,
> >
> > anyone know when the FAQ is going to get updated again? The current
> > version still makes for good reading, but there are a load of new
> > questions I see often which aren't even near it.
> >
↪ replying to smooth1
Art S. Kagel — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
David kill the 19 June posting on RAID5 it is completely redundant to the
rest of the discussion.
In 8.13 PC_HASHSIZE the note is incorrect. PC_HASHSIZE is related to
PC_POOLSIZE, the former is the number of hash buckets and the latter is
the number of entries permitted in each bucket.
Similar entries for DS_HASHSIZE & DS_POOLSIZE should be added to control
the size of the data distribution cache if needed.
Art S. Kagel
smooth1 wrote:
>
> Now!!
>
> I have put out a new version with
>
> - RAID 5 diatribe from Art!
> - Outer join info from John L
> - Java stuff in the tools section (Sujit Pal is turning into a quiet
> JDBC guru!).
>
> - Lots more updates
>
> Version number bumped to 1.20
>
> I plan to add:-
>
> - To the new section update the header to mention Art Kagel and
> John L's valuable contributions!
>
> A current bugs section which lists the bugs which have come up
> a lot on the newsgroup in the last few months..hopefully to
> increase the signal-to-noise ratio and allow pointers to the FAQ
> rather then repeated discussions.
>
> - Info on the -1263 'datetime' bug in IDS 9.2x (as this seems to be
> coming up a lot!).
> - Info on the strings overwriting bug in 4gl 7.30.UC1 as it is a serious
> 4gl bug in 7.3x. (And it is Fixing in 7.30.UC4)!
>
> NOTE NOTE: This section will be trimmed regularly when a fix
> has been out for a few months. Then the advice should be
> "upgrade!" rather than "we know about it - check the FAQ"!
>
> David.
>
> PS Anything else to add???
>
> PPS Art - can you review the RAID section and possibly trim it.
> I think I found all your posts!
> -
> bob wrote in message ...
> >Morning all,
> >
> > anyone know when the FAQ is going to get updated again? The current
> > version still makes for good reading, but there are a load of new
> > questions I see often which aren't even near it.
> >
> >brett
We use strictly necessary cookies to make this site work. With your
consent we’d also use optional cookies for analytics and marketing. You can accept all,
reject all, or choose. Read our Cookie Policy.