On Tue, 3 Jul 2007 17:18:47 EDT, Ed Finnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...
No the PFCSKs objected to the presence of 'the Sign'. Sam Knutson kindly
packaged it and sent it to Darren. These days you must wear a pocket protector
and flash the secret sign with the decoder ring.
...
I suppose it
On Jul 3, 2007, at 7:24 PM, Eric Bielefeld wrote:
Jim,
Thanks for the kind words. I do have problems with negative
thinking, although I think in the last couple of interviews I came
across pretty positively. I know in one interview, the hiring
manager said that no one she had
Hello Eric,
I think you'll find DB2 v9 is available for developers to use on
their home PCs for free under a recent licence change, presumably to
complete with free Microsoft SQLServer 2005 Express Edition. It wouldn't
hurt to have both on your home computer.
Craig S Mullins DB2
Timothy Sipples says:
Some people beat up IBM for *not* withdrawing older models soon enough,
Tom Marchant remarks:
Really? I can't say that I've ever heard that before.
Bob Richards responds:
Think bleeding-edge large shops, which is where I have worked a fair
amount of my career. I certainly
John McKown observes:
Or you wanted a cheap z890 to be dedicated to running Linux only with
no z/VM, just LPARs. There are 100% free (as in beer) versions of Linux
which will run on the z890. Then hardware costs are the only costs. Of
course, such software is not supported, but that may be OK to
Eric,
You are not limited. No body knows all. When you are asked about CICS or any
think else, always say: I am a qualified system programmer. I don't have to
know everything in detail, as it all written in the manual. I have the
ability to identify the problem in almost any area and RTFM. This
Afaik Control-T has the ability to stack files on tapes in order to
optimize/utilize tape space. You probably do not want to mount tape all day
to copy files from one tape to another and do only one write on the proper
tape. You should use a tape library product like CTT, but I am sure this is
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