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On 2/20/07, Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Lukas - unless you have worked in IBM and know this because you have seen it, this is unfounded claptrap - sorry - it just makes more trouble than we need. I've been there, I know some of the people in Rochester, and they don't deserve this kind of unsupported accusation.
what about saying system i IBM lacks a sense of urgency? Jarman and Herring, or whoever is in charge, are not getting the job done. CL cant call stored procedures and receive back results, much of the OS is not threadsafe which prevents Java from being used in place of RPG, RPG SQL does not support receiving result sets back from stored procedures. Today, Intel is advertising core2 quad microprocessors on the front page of the WSJ. IBM has arguably the best hardware engineers in the business, yet the system i execs insist on selling systems that are throttled down to a fraction of their power. -Steve
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