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MIDRANGE-L -- Midrange Systems Technical Discussion About MIDRANGE-L Language: English (USA) The topic of the list is Midrange Systems. This includes the IBM System i, iSeries, and AS/400 (S/34, S/36, & S/38 discussion is allowed, if anyone still has one of those systems). Discussion of PC topics as they relate to Midrange Systems (ie. Emulation, connectivity, PC Support, etc) is fine. The same applies to Mainframe discussion. Please take non-technical discussions to the MIDRANGE-NONTECH
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Crossed Wires
Crossed Wires Vic?s Blog DeveloperWorks Fun Networks Personal Family Life Soapbox Technology Gadgets Hardware Linux Operating Systems Telephony Travel Uncategorized Work Oracle Database 11gR2 on Linux on System z Aug 31 Posted by Vic in Linux, Operating Systems, Work | No Comments Earlier this year (30 March, to be precise) Oracle announced that Oracle Database 11gR2 was available as a fully-supported product for Linux on IBM System z. A while before that they had announced
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Pragmatic Dictator
Pragmatic Dictator Home About Mar 12 2011 Warp Posted by Dan Creswell in Architecture, tags: design, Engineering, Systems A frequent problem I observe when reviewing system designs is they are built atop one or more libraries, frameworks or products that are poorly suited to the intended task. Fitting the design to these underpinnings warps it in undesirable ways incurring all sorts of costs: It takes an increasing number of staff just to deploy and run the system. Customers face an