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  • Subject: Re: AS/6000
  • From: "DAVID BULOG" <d2ba@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2000 21:54:11 +1300

Roger,
Have you being using any of those VB skills of yours lately?
Dave

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> From: Roger Pence <rp@rogerpence.com>
> To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Re: AS/6000
> Date: Friday, 21 January 2000 11:33
> 
> LS--
> 
> > But Roger, where can I find more details on PASE
> 
> There aren't any details available on PASE right now. As best I know now
> (and the technical stuff I know comes first-hand from those that know,
not
> other rumor mill pages!): PASE gets announced next Monday at Partner
World
> and will _not_ require recomplilation of AIX binaries. Although it's been
> reported that that isn't correct, it is. It is a Unix runtime. It's on
the
> AS/400 today (check install licensed programs) and was slipped in several
> releases ago for SmallTalk/400. At least one other AS/400 ISV figured out
to
> put PASE to work. PASE was never documented, nor was it ever referred to
out
> loud as a Unix runtime.
> 
> Hard to say what it all means right now; at least potentially PASE (it
won't
> be called that when it it gets announced) would make issues like the
AS/400
> needing a special Websphere port or goofy, proprietary firewall products
> unnecessary.
> 
> My guess is that many narrow-minded AS/400 shops will get their shorts in
a
> bunch over PASE, mistakenly thinking its a bad thing, not a good thing.
It's
> a good thing, for sure. Although the cynical amongst us could also make
the
> arguement that this is the first in a series of steps to merge the AS/400
> and RS/6000 lines.... Hmmmm... It's gonna be interesting.
> 
> Keep your ear to the ground and watch for the announcement next week.
> 
> rp
> 
> PS: By way of backing up the doom and gloom of that article, have you
guys
> checked the dismal AS/400 4th quarter results. 1999 was a grim year for
the
> AS/400.
> 
> 
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