Ed
As others have mentioned, I think we should accept the decision of the
umpire as final - particularly since he performs the task on the same basis
that an honorary consul performs his/her duties.
Scrolling to the end of a quoted post in order to remove the list trailer is
a handy
On Jul 30, 2007, at 8:11 PM, Chris Mason wrote:
Ed
As others have mentioned, I think we should accept the decision of
the umpire as final - particularly since he performs the task on
the same basis that an honorary consul performs his/her duties.
Scrolling to the end of a quoted post in
Frank --
What are you doing for Disaster Recovery now? With current HW and SW you'll
be able to provide for DR.
With old applications you were planning to move off you may have problems
getting zNALC pricing. zNALC requires non-legacy workloads or JAVA base
applications. See IBM's US
I thought you might want to know that this is becoming a bone of contention
among SHARE members.
I am as frustrated as anyone with the deplorable availability of IBMLINK.
However, only the SHARE President may speak on behalf of SHARE. It is not
appropriate for anyone else to articulate SHARE's
Well Radoslaw,
As I said the original convention for disk was 1000 bytes = 1KByte.
M$ did not comply with that convention when they decided to show disk
usage in binary format 1024bytes=1KByte.
Only memory (not disk) was specified in binary (1024) convention.
And then other groups mixed 1000
I've handled several system replacements from the MP3000 processors at
various levels of OS/390 to Z/OS. We were always able to find a way to make
it cost effective. Several of these have been universities and you know how
difficult it is to justify laying out money there.
The only real snag
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