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![]() Open Solaris could help Sun bite back at Big Blue
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Have you ever had the need to synchronize real-time data from a Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Sybase or other ODBC compliant database? If you ask someone how to do it, the answers you usually get are that you need to do it from the PC side, because the iSeries can't do it. Yes it can.
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Windows, Linux to win war over data center
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Yikes! It's really happening. Analysts report that the shift toward Linux and Windows dominance in the data center has begun.
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![]() Data centers to hike iSeries skill requirements
Sun partnerships aimed squarely at IBM
[Reuters]
IBM has an axis of competition to worry about -- Sun, Fujitsu and Siemens have announced a new partnership wherein they will create Sun's new generation of computers based on Solaris and SPARC chips. Together, the companies will give Big Blue and HP a run for their money.
Open Solaris could help Sun bite back at Big Blue
[InternetNews]
Sun's decision (confirmed but not detailed) to open up part of Solaris is drawing mixed reviews from the peanut gallery of analysts. One analyst with Robert Frances Group said opening Solaris could be just the ticket for Sun to parry competition from IBM, HP, Dell and enterprise Linux firms such as Red Hat.
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Does IT matter? (SearchCIO.com)
SOA breaking down reusable-code barriers (SearchWebServices.com)
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TOPICS: User poll: What's your biggest work-related headache?
During the next few months, what will be your biggest work-related headache?
ASK THE EXPERTS: Giving users temporary authority to print
Carol Woodbury, security advice
Dear Carol,
Is there a way to allow a user to initially print a printer file from an OUTQ? For example, I'd like to have them print payroll checks, but I'd don't want them to have the abilitly to reprint the checks without the proper authorization.
TOPICS: Best Web Links -- Strange but true IT tales
Over worked? Under paid? Feel like you need a break from the every day humdrum? Let us take you on a mini mind trip with a few of our favorite amusing stories. They're sure to help you unwind. Enjoy!
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The Missing Link: Patently funny -- Microsoft adds 'double-click' to patent clique
[Slashdot]
Have
you double clicked today? If so, whatever you do, don't try to claim
the click as your own (you can claim your finger). Microsoft now owns the U.S. patent on the double click. So does this mean you'll need to remit Redmond some cash every time your finger pulls the mouse trigger twice? Probably not. Let's just hope IBM doesn't start charging 10 cents for every "Control-Alt-Delete," because if you had a dime for every time your Windows machine wigged out, you'd have enough money to hire Bill or Steve to clean your pool.
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