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  3. February 2006

RE: List of large iSeries companies

I've got 2 iseries and 2 i5's.  But we're definitely not in the big 
leagues.
Years ago I went to a session at COMMON entitled something like 
"Multiples".  At the time I had about 20 as/400's and felt myself pretty 
important.  After that session I felt like a minnow in a musky lake.

References?  What are you going to do, list these companies and hope 
no-one checks?

I know there are areas up at Rochester where some of the Multiples have a 
number of machines on standby preloaded with their custom software. 
Disaster strikes and it's on it's way out.  Makes me wonder how they 
handle things like system name and that sort of stuff.  I bet they could 
have given one heck of a checklist to the person who asked about changing 
their system name the other day.

Rob Berendt

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