Don't know about the rest of the 'stuff' in the announcement, but the DB2
Detector item doesn't really mean a whole lot, I don't think. Detector gets
it's data by hooking the SQL PC's. I would think that that means the
Detector code has no choice but to run on whatever processor the operating
system has chosen for the SQL statement. There may be more to this, but I
think that part of the announcement is just stating the obvious.
--Dave
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Subject: CA and zIIPs
Had to happen I suppose - zIIP(s) as utility engines, rather than just
"DB2 engines".
http://www3.ca.com/press/PressRelease.aspx?CID=99107
Shane ...
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