Brian,
Will contact you offline. Thanks.
But while I'm online I will put out a small plea to IBM - all the websites
about RDz are totally oriented to the big guns, the monied shops, the
'HOST'. Well I don't have a HOST.
I'd really like to see just one site that deals with the guy who wants to
run with the likes of RDz but just on a PC - what I would get for the $800,
how much like my old mainframe world can I recreate. I like that stuff, I
know it, am retired and I'd sure like to pursue some ideas. The likes of VB,
Java, .Net etc don't yet cut it for me, one day probably, but right now give
me Cobol and CICS and I'll do stuff.
Same goes for MF, and who else?
Peev done.
Graham
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Westerman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.ibm-main
To: <IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU>
Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 12:47 AM
Subject: Re: RDz
Hi,
If you send me your address off line, I'll download the RDz files for the
trial and send them to you. I have a T1, so it will only take a very
short
amount of time to download. I can DHL them to you and you can have them
the
next day, or USPS Priority Mail in 2 days. The files in total appear to
be
about 6.98GB so they will fit on one Double layer DVD or two regular ones,
whichever you prefer.
Do you have access to a mainframe (or z/os under Hercules) to be able to
install the operating system side of things?
Also, you can access a DB/2 platform (if you have one), and you do have
access via file manager to VSAM files as well, I had to look at the
product
specs to be sure.
Brian
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