> Linux comes from i386, so they choose little-endian instead
> ('though I'm sure that some distribution will choose
> big-endian instead).
Yes and no. Linux_32 is little endian whereas Linux_64 is big endian
(according to a test program out of a Richard Stevens book).
> MaxDB clients on little-endian machines shouldn't have a
> problem talking to big-endian servers. Is this a general
> problem or are there only specific SQL commands that fail or
> bring down either the server or the client?
The restore of the DB is failing with "bad page". This happens both on using
external backup tools (Networker) and when backing up and restoring with
remote pipes.
Greetz,
SIEGENIA-AUBI KG
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