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Conference orarep::nomahs::sql_services

Title:	SQL/Services Forum
Notice:	kits(3) ft info(7) QAR access (8) SPR access (10)
Moderator:	SQLSRV::MAVRIS

Created:	Thu Oct 13 1988
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2214
Total number of notes:	8586

2151.0. "SQL/Services & Digital Unix" by NLVMS3::ADRIEL () Tue Feb 25 1997 12:09

    Hi,
    
    Digital Unix & Oracle Rdb for UNIX.
    
    is it possible to install/use SQL/Services V7.0 while leaving
    the Rdb environment V6.1-03 ?
    This works for OpenVMS platforms of course.
    
    I noticed that SQL/Services installation script checks for Rdb V7.0.
    
    Adri

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2151.1 No multiversioning on Digital Unix SQLSRV::OXBURY Oracle Corporation, Rdb Desktop Group|DTN 381-2704 Tue Feb 25 1997 13:12 12

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2151.1	No multiversioning on Digital Unix	SQLSRV::OXBURY	Oracle Corporation, Rdb Desktop Group\|DTN 381-2704	`Tue Feb 25 1997 13:12`	12
	Hi Adri, Because Rdb does not support multi-versioning on Digital Unix, neither can SQL/Services. Therefore, if you install SQL/Services V7.0 on a Digital Unix system running Rdb 6.1, you'll render the SQL/Services server system unusable. Functionally speaking, SQL/Services 7.0 is more or less equivalent to SQL/Services 6.1. However, SQL/Services 7.0 does have a bunch of new features, most especially in the area of system management. Plus some bug fixes of course. However, if you want to use the new system management features, or need any of the bug fixes, then you'll have to upgrade to Rdb 7.0 as well. Si

Hi Adri,

Because Rdb does not support multi-versioning on Digital Unix, neither can
SQL/Services. Therefore, if you install SQL/Services V7.0 on a Digital Unix
system running Rdb 6.1, you'll render the SQL/Services server system unusable. 
Functionally speaking, SQL/Services 7.0 is more or less equivalent to
SQL/Services 6.1. However, SQL/Services 7.0 does have a bunch of new features,
most especially in the area of system management. Plus some bug fixes of course.
However, if you want to use the new system management features, or need any of
the bug fixes, then you'll have to upgrade to Rdb 7.0 as well.

Si