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Webcast - What's new in IDS 11.50xC6 ?
Submitted by eherber on March 9, 2010 - 07:42- Date: Tuesday, Mar the 23th
- Time: 1 hour, 8:30 AM Pacific, 10:30 AM Central, 11:30 AM Eastern, 4:30 PM London, 5:30 PM Berlin/Paris
- Title: What's new in IDS 11.50xC6 ?
- Speaker: Cosmo David (IBM)
The Third Generation of Database Technology - Part III (Final)
Submitted by fho on March 9, 2010 - 01:51In this final part of Carl Olofson’s paper on “The Third Generation of Database Technology”, I am summarizing the key points in the remainder of his paper, taking liberties to remove much of the detailed descriptions of each vendor, and jumping to his thoughts on Market Strategies, Technology Assessment and Essential Guidance.
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Chat with the Lab - New Features in IDS 11.50.xC6
Submitted by gbowerman on March 9, 2010 - 00:45IDS 11.50.xC6 recently release in Decemeber has some useful new features and I can think of no-one better than Cosmo, AKA Simon David to tell us about them. Please join Cosmo at the next Informix Chat with the Lab on Mar 23rd to learn more.
Here are the details..
Informix Chat with the lab - Tuesday, Mar 23
Date: 03/23/2010
Time: 10:30 - 12:00 CDT (GMT-05:00)
Presented By: Simon David (IBM)
Description:
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Have you heard about JCC?
Submitted by jroy on March 4, 2010 - 18:08Since I've been on a common driver kick lately, might as well keep on going...
There was a chat with the lab on Feb 25th that talked about the common Java JDBC driver (referred as the JCC driver): Top 10 reasons to consider IBM Data Server Driver for JDBC and SQLJ for IDS
servers.
You can use the JCC driver with IDS when connecting using the DRDA protocol. Some of the benefits include:
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Server Migration with IDS CLR (Continous Log Restore)
Submitted by mholzbauer on March 4, 2010 - 16:58To minimize downtime when migrating IDS Instances from one Server to another (faster Server)
IDS CLR (Continous Log Restore) is one of the best choises.
IDS CLR (Continous Log Restore) is one of the best choises.
CLR is available since IDS Version 11.
IIUG Insider February 2010 - The Revitilaziation of Informix
Submitted by eherber on March 2, 2010 - 19:23After the harsh but necessarily criticism regarding IBM's Informix strategy, it seems that things come in motion.
Informix auf der Cebit
Submitted by eherber on March 2, 2010 - 06:02
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Die nachfolgende Information ist sicherlich für alle interessant, die auf der diesjährigen Cebit Messe unterwegs sind.
FAQ and Answers for developing, deploying and maintaining applications in MACH11 environment.
Submitted by kmurthy on March 1, 2010 - 17:49I'm writing an article on this topic. Here are the questions I've collected so far.
- What APIs can use with IDS on MACH11 environment?
- What features you get in primary that you don't get in SDS or RSS?
- Within a session, how do I check which server I'm on? How do I find its type?
- What's connection manager? What are the best practices for setting it up?
- How do I avoid connection manager being single point of failure?
Bruce Weed's Blog
Submitted by gbowerman on March 1, 2010 - 16:45Bruce Weed, who leads Informix marketing strategy for Informix and IBM Information Management Business Partner Strategy, has started a new blog: Bruce Weed's Blog. In his first post he threatens to share thoughts, experiences, and conversations about Informix and Information Management channels and begins with an interesting analogy about multi-talented olympic snowboarder Shaun White and how he chooses to focus his talents. I'm looking forward to part two of this when Bruce finds another can of Red Bull..
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A Warm Welcome to Bruce Weed
Submitted by eherber on March 1, 2010 - 12:05After integrating the three new Informix blogs in planetIDS and The Informix Zone I'm happy today to announce another Informix related blog created by an IBMer:
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