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 On random occurrences when a database is first created or updated
and a procedure containing a multiset with varchars is loaded I get
the following error:
9905: [Internal] No extended type information for domain.

This may seem like a bit of stupid question but how do I find out in which
dbspace the logs are on a system I didn't set up?
Thanks

In ibm web site, there is new version 4gl 7.50.
What made me confuse is that all manual are old 4gl version 7.32. I
did'nt see anything new.
check this site:

How to secure Windows:
1. Uninstall Windows.
2. Install Linux (Ubuntu for Mom and Dad, Gentoo for CS majors, Debian
for tech professionals)

To the entire Informix community:
Happiest of holidays to you all, whatever and however you celebrate.
If you don't celebrate any special holiday this time of year, then just
enjoy the weather!  ;-)

create temp table t1 (date date, invoice integer, type char(30));
insert into t1 values ("020107", 181192, "Sale");
insert into t1 values ("020207", 78940, "Sale");
insert into t1 values ("020307", 181190, "Sale");

And all that crap to you!

I have the following line in the output of onstat -g mem
btree inval  V     c000000054330028 1745338368 149991704 1704431
213054
I'm care about that because the last week the number of memory

This is on ids10.0 and aix5.3
We're trying to convert
some data over to another database. When unloading certain fields that
have encrypted data inserted into them ( not informix encryption ), we

We are in the process of migrating from one server running IDS 10.00.UC5 32 bit Red Hat Linux 3 to another running IDS 11.50.FC3 64
bit Red Hat Linux 5.
I would like to us ER to keep the new server in sync with the old server until we actually migrate.
I have unloaded the data from ...

Good day,
We have a Business Intelligence system in SQL Server that uses data
from our Informix-base OLTP system.
I need to extract data from the Informix database into SQL Server

From time to time a security utility is placed somewhere on our
network that periodically hammers my informixserver port, not quite
completing its handshake and filling the message log to absurd size
with errors like this:

Morning all from a damp, squally, dreary, grey, shabby little seaside
town on the south coast!
Just a quick ask regarding sysptprof; I'm using evidence from this to
try to reduce the number of indexes on a round-robin fragmented table

Its always good to think outside the box. Informix has survived the
attempted purge by Janet, albeit, enough damage was done.
So the question of growth depends on being able to maintain the
existing customers while attracting new growth.