23.05.2007 19:40:26 Mark Post wrote:
Hi Mark.
What features do you mean? I always think that z/os db2 everytime far
behind pc/db2.
Now, if the version of DB2 that is available for Linux would only be
upgraded
to have all the features and functionality of the z/OS version, it would
be
much
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23.05.2007 19:40:26 Mark Post wrote:
Hi Mark.
What features do you mean? I always think that z/os db2 everytime far
behind pc/db2.
It's not me that wants them, it's the customers
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It's not me that wants them, it's the customers and IBM
employees
I had an instructor once who used to insist that the only stupid
question is the one that does not get asked.
Dave
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Hi, John.
No such thing as a stupid
you for your cooperation.
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There are 3 flavors of DB2 nowadays
DB2 for VM and VSE
DB2/UDB (all ascii platforms)
DB2/ for z/OS
All DB2/UDBs have the same code base. Some hardware differences, but
have the same features.
DB2 for z/OS has a large subset of DB2/UDB, PLUS unique things for the
big MVS guys.
There use to
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John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I know this will be a stupid question. But I will ask anyway
because I have no fear (or was that no sense?). A zAAP engine is used by
z/OS to run Java code. The only reason for such an
On Tuesday, 05/22/2007 at 09:21 EST, McKown, John
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Yes, I know this will be a stupid question. But I will ask anyway
because I have no fear (or was that no sense?). A zAAP engine is used by
z/OS to run Java code. The only reason for such an engine was because of
the CPU
Linux on 390 Port LINUX-390@VM.MARIST.EDU wrote on 05/23/2007 11:40:26 AM:
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Yes, I know this will be a stupid question. But I will ask anyway
because I have no fear (or was that no
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I personally feel it would be cost effective over
the life of a z/series processor to toss a couple zAAPS into
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I think that what he is saying is that it would be cheaper to use a zAAP
for Java support on z/Linux and z/VM than to get another IFL and put it
into the pool when all it is really
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cooperation.
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Here is another consideration for this discussion:
Until
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Subject: Re: OK - a really stupid question.
I guess I missed reading about zNALC. Does it also apply to z/VM? I.E.
can
I put my traditional VM (not LINUX NOT IFL) on 1 engine on my 54-way and
pay
for 1 engine instead of all of them?
Marcy Cortes
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No, only z/OS-based software is eligible. Plus apps like WAS, SAP, Seibel,
etc. are necessary to get the zNALC pricing approval.
Bob Richards
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Yes, I know this will be a stupid question. But I will ask anyway
because I have no fear (or was that no sense?). A zAAP engine is used by
z/OS to run Java code. The only reason for such an engine was because of
the CPU demands of Java and the fact that adding the required CPU power
using a
John,
yes you are correct.
zAAPs and zIIPs are ment to lower TCO of new workload
on z/OS.
For Linux you have IFL which is MUCH cheaper than
regular CP. And what is important, it is alway full
speed engine regardless of speed of your subcapacity
CPs. (same applies to zIIP and zAAP).
And if they
Hi, John.
No such thing as a stupid question, imhostupid answers, maybe;-)
McKown, John wrote:
Yes, I know this will be a stupid question. But I will ask anyway
because I have no fear (or was that no sense?). A zAAP engine is used by
z/OS to run Java code. The only reason for such an
On 5/22/07 9:36 AM, Dave Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While it might be nice if Linux, running on an IFL, could dispatch a
Java process on a zAAP, it is not a requirement. I would think the
performance gain might be worthwhile, especially if the Linux guest was
running Websphere.
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