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that db2 tool was not based around the iSeries.
jim

----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerry Adams" <jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Subject: Re: DB2 Web Query Tool for iSeries


Just found a further note on it: Support was withdrawn on 30 September 2005.


Vern,

There may be more to it. While googling to see if I could answer Rob's
question (still working on that) I got several hits for DB2 Web Query
Tool (5697-G84) and a Redbook for v1.2 dated 2002.

Hmmmm.

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vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Jerry

"New" things have usually been in the works for at least 2 years - maybe that's why the name is from an earlier era.

Vern

-------------- Original message -------------- From: Jerry Adams <jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>


While submitting a PMR this morning and rolling through the list of
products, I saw an entry for "DB2 Web Query Tool for iSeries." Which
may have been there for quite awhile, I suppose, for the beta testers.

It did strike me as odd that "iSeries" is part of the name. I mean, I
can understand not going through every web page and list (must be a
gazillion of 'em), but one (I) would think that for new items, such as
this, the nomenclature would have changed to 'System i'.

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