Posting history for user MICROW::HERRLICH

33 notes across 8 conferences

Username	Total Posts	First Post	Last Post	Most Used Personal Name
MACROW::HERRLICH	16	`Mon May 10 1993`	`Fri Mar 18 1994`	Alan, DTN 227-3430, MICROW::HERRLICH
OLCROW::HERRLICH	116	`Wed Aug 25 1993`	`Mon Aug 07 1995`	Alan, DTN 227-3430, MICROW::HERRLICH
PTPM04::HERRLICH	2	`Sat Jul 31 1993`	`Sat Mar 05 1994`	Alan, DTN 227-3430, MICROW::HERRLICH
TPTEST::HERRLICH	1	`Tue May 11 1993`	`Tue May 11 1993`	Alan, DTN 227-3430, MICROW::HERRLICH

Summary of Posts

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Conference	Total Posts	Conference Title
tpsys::tuxedo	16	Welcome to TUXEDO
turris::digital_unix	6	DIGITAL UNIX(FORMERLY KNOWN AS DEC OSF/1)
nlfdc::linux-users	5	Linux, the Free Operating System
ufp::xrn	2	X Windows News Reader
azur::mcc	1	DECmcc user notes file. Does not replace IPMT.
clt::cma	1	DECthreads Conference
tuxedo::dce-products	1	DCE Product Information
smurf::alpha_osf	1	This conferernce has moved to TURRIS::DIGITAL_UNIX

1 posts

TOPIC 5850.0 Fri Jan 28 1994 13:33 Using MCC on OSF/1... 16 lines

6 posts

TOPIC	2033.0	About SU!!
	2033.3	`Wed Aug 16 1995 10:20`	Try DECWRL::	3 lines
TOPIC	2112.0	Threads vesus Processes
	2112.2	`Mon Aug 21 1995 16:37`	Some "CON"'s of threads...	37 lines
TOPIC	2161.0	How to edit a 24 GB file?
	2161.2	`Thu Aug 24 1995 17:56`	How about...	15 lines
TOPIC	2238.0	FAX Software for OSF/1 DEC UNIX ?
	2238.1	`Thu Aug 31 1995 10:07`	http://www.vix.com/hylafax/ ?	15 lines
TOPIC	2272.0	READ DOS DISKETTE
	2272.2	`Fri Sep 01 1995 09:50`	mtools is what you want	8 lines
TOPIC	3181.0	An easy way to test if the X display can be opened?
	3181.1	`Thu Nov 02 1995 13:38`	Try xdpyinfo	7 lines

1 posts

TOPIC 855.0 Thu Mar 03 1994 11:37 Segmentation fault in malloc/more_memory... 106 lines

5 posts

TOPIC	215.0	Should I update my kernel?
	215.4	`Wed Sep 13 1995 15:48`	Updating your kernel directly from the sources is pretty easy.	11 lines
	215.6	`Wed Sep 13 1995 18:36`	RE: .5	9 lines
TOPIC	386.0	Moving data from DEC-UNIS to Linux on DISK
	386.5	`Tue Sep 05 1995 20:32`	I wonder if FAT would work?	3 lines
TOPIC	392.0	slackware Linux anyone?
	392.1	`Thu Sep 14 1995 15:33`	Try winnah.mro.dec.com in /again/tree/linux/distributions/slackware	1 lines
TOPIC	420.0	Is this configuration suitable for Linux?
	420.2	`Tue Nov 28 1995 20:07`	For the partition you might want to try fips	7 lines

16 posts

TOPIC	69.0	ACMS - TUXEDO Integration?
	69.1	`Thu Aug 17 1995 17:43`	Sorry, we don't help people running on inferior UNIX'es :-)	31 lines
TOPIC	71.0	Workstation Client on WNT
	71.1	`Tue Aug 22 1995 15:43`	Setup for WFW should be the same as for WinNT...	17 lines
	71.3	`Thu Aug 24 1995 14:54`	Sorry it's taking awhile...	7 lines
	71.4	`Mon Aug 28 1995 13:45`	You're running TUXEDO 5.0?	5 lines
TOPIC	72.0	how does it (Tuxedo XA) really work?
	72.1	`Thu Aug 24 1995 15:24`	For Oracle the locks and cursors hang around...	24 lines
TOPIC	73.0	Customizing AUTHSVC ...
	73.1	`Tue Oct 03 1995 12:35`		22 lines
	73.3	`Thu Oct 05 1995 11:07`		19 lines
	73.5	`Fri Oct 06 1995 12:14`		17 lines
TOPIC	74.0	Use ORACLE and TUXEDO without XA
	74.2	`Mon Oct 23 1995 15:47`	Servers that use Oracle without using XA	20 lines
	74.4	`Tue Oct 24 1995 10:33`		4 lines
	74.6	`Wed Oct 25 1995 10:16`		23 lines
	74.9	`Fri Oct 27 1995 11:05`		9 lines
TOPIC	75.0	Oracle components required by Tuxedo ....
	75.1	`Wed Oct 25 1995 10:06`	Same as for a stand alone Oracle program + any Oracle components needed for XA	7 lines
TOPIC	76.0	TUXEDO failover features
	76.1	`Fri Oct 27 1995 11:16`		15 lines
TOPIC	77.0	/Domain config
	77.1	`Mon Oct 30 1995 14:35`		14 lines
TOPIC	78.0	`Mon Oct 30 1995 16:57`	World's Fastest Single-Node TPC_C Result!	85 lines

1 posts

TOPIC 722.0 Tue Mar 01 1994 16:26 Does this look familiar to anyone? rpc_ns_entry_object_inq_next Segmentation fault 90 lines

2 posts

TOPIC	497.0	`Mon May 03 1993 13:17`	%DCL-F-NOMSG, Message number 00038004	18 lines
	497.1	`Tue May 04 1993 13:10`	More info... bogus newsrc name?	18 lines

1 posts

TOPIC 4589.0 Wed Mar 02 1994 13:34 Problem calling fgetws (wide-character routine) 22 lines

Total memory used by this script: 3,636,304 (8,912,896)