H,
Mikhail.
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From:
Matt Gurney
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Sent: Monday, March 03, 2003 7:03
AM
Subject: Why does the MQSI Config Manager
only run on the Windows Operating System
Why does the MQSI Config
Manager only run on the Windows Operating System? Just curious.
Title: Message
A lot
has to do with the legacy of the components that make up the Config
Manager. The MRM, for instance, was originally developed for another
product. (Hence the "PDF" formats that nobody uses).
Timm
Bryant
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Matt,
>>>Why does the MQSI Config Manager only run on the Windows Operating
System?
My understanding is that it is the MRM that is tied to the Windows
platform. Other components are not (that is why you might have noticed that
the ConfigMgr uses both ODBC and JDBC).
While I know of no
Why does the MQSI Config Manager only run on the Windows Operating System?
Just curious.
The more I think about it, the stranger it seems:
1) Windows is not an operating system that IBM owns, so there would appear to be no "commercial" incentive
2) Windows is not generally considere
