Hi Shane
Not sure exactly what the problem is, but what happens if you rewrite this
as:
INSERT INTO myTable (val1, val2, val2) SELECT col1, col2, col3 FROM UNNEST
table ON testAssoc WHERE col2 = '10-23-10';
I know it *should* be the same, but ...
Brian
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Does anyone know of a large implementation of Universe in the cloud? We're
currently on an IBM P570 with 16cpu and 32gb of RAM. We're looking to upgrade
to a 48 processer box with 192gb of ram. Instead of buying a new box we're
thinking about running it in the cloud. We've got 2TB of data
Isn't Space the largest implementation of the Universe in the Clouds?
Are you looking for a hosting company (like Rackspace) that will house Universe?
If so, I'd imagine IBM has some hosting server hosting facilities, and AiX is
their thing
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From:
On 20/12/10 19:30, George Gallen wrote:
Isn't Space the largest implementation of the Universe in the Clouds?
Are you looking for a hosting company (like Rackspace) that will house
Universe?
If so, I'd imagine IBM has some hosting server hosting facilities, and AiX is
their thing
I'd
I like the new IBM Blade Center H's. You can mix some scarily powerful AIX
blades in the same enclosure as linux windoze blades, and it's all
dynamically virtual, running under PowerVM. I was going to replace a pair of
p570's with the new p750 express's, but with even the lower end (JS23; you
Brian Leach brian at brianleach.co.uk writes:
Hi Shane
Not sure exactly what the problem is, but what happens if you rewrite this
as:
INSERT INTO myTable (val1, val2, val2) SELECT col1, col2, col3 FROM UNNEST
table ON testAssoc WHERE col2 = '10-23-10';
I know it *should* be the
IBM have a cloud offering http://www.ibm.com/ibm/cloud/ with support for AIX.
-Original Message-
Does anyone know of a large implementation of Universe in the cloud? We're
currently on an IBM P570 with 16cpu and 32gb of RAM. We're looking to upgrade
to a 48 processer box with 192gb
