RE: Will Upgrading to V4R5 impact performance???

Thanks James and I rest my case with a copy a recent message from the list..


>Genaro,

> 2.- My client VB programs using OLEDB (V5.1) don't work. I get an error
>only in the PC. The AS400 joblog doesn't register anything, however my VB
>Program and OLEDB (V5.1) work fine against the old AS400 170 with OS400
V4.5
>Join the club!

>The stored procedures support within OLEDB is broken in the V5.1 release of
>CAE. There are a couple of APAR's open now, but I don't think IBM has
>identified all of the problems yet. Your best bet is to call the support
>line. They may have a work-around for whatever your specific problem
happens
>to be.


>John Taylor

-----Original Message-----
From: James Rich [mailto:james@eaerich.com]
Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 12:26 PM
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: Will Upgrading to V4R5 impact performance???


On Wed, 10 Oct 2001, Bale, Dan wrote:

> capacity for your 436?  Is there *any* OS upgrade out there (all
> vendors) that does *not* take more resources to operate than the
> previous levels?

*cough* linux *cough*

Seriously, I'm running new linux releases on old hardware that doesn't
seem to need upgrading.  But there are other things that demand better
hardware.  I like mozilla so much that I went and got more ram so that it
would run better.  My old 486 laptop doesn't have enough disk for
glibc-2.x so it is still at libc-5.  Gnome and KDE require more
disk/memory but the OS (kernel, C libraries - what I consider the OS) run
just as well on new as old hardware.  All my machines run bleeding edge
kernels (except the laptop - I get tired of waiting for the compile to
finish) and recent C libraries, and my newest machines were obtained when
Pentium 233 MHz were the latest in processor technology.

James Rich
james@eaerich.com

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