IDS 10.0xC7 availability
Neil Truby
Does anyone know when IDS 10.0xC7 is likely to be available for Solaris, AIX
and Linux?
I was told Autumn 2007 by UK Tech Support a month or so back ...
thx
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>
> Does anyone know when IDS 10.0xC7 is likely to be available
> for Solaris, AIX
> and Linux?
>
> I was told Autumn 2007 by UK Tech Support a month or so back ...
>
> thx
>
According to the "IBM Premium Support Newsletter", 10.00.xC7 is
scheduled for release on 27 Sep 2007, and 10.00.xC8 is scheduled for 4
Apr 2008.
HTH,
Paul M.
Neil Truby
What is the "IBM Premium Support Newsletter", and why don't I get it?!
cheers
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I'm guessing that you have to have "Premium" support to get the
newsletter. We have always-on-site IBM support people here, just on the
other side of my padded cell-- er, cubicle wall.
It constantly amuses me that they are always MUCH busier with DB2 UDB
issues than they are with Informix issues. ;-)
Paul M.
Neil Truby
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>> I'm guessing that you have to have "Premium" support to get the
newsletter. We have always-on-site IBM support people here, just on the
other side of my padded cell-- er, cubicle wall.
>> It constantly amuses me that they are always MUCH busier with DB2 UDB
issues than they are with Informix issues. ;-)
Ah, right. I seem to remember they used to have something like this here in
the pre-Passport Advantage days - one of my customers had it and we used to
get a quarterly digest of our calls and a discussion meeting with a member
of the UK Tech Support Team. I don't think it's offered here any more, or
if it is, it's not available as a Business Partner offering.
Seems a shame though that if there's a useful newsletter produced it
couldn't be distributed to larger customers who spend (say) at least US$100k
each year on IBM Information Management. I suppose though that if "Premium
Support" is a a chargeable option then distributing the newsletter more
widely would diminish the premium option.
scottishpoet
Clients paying for premium support get the premium support newletter
sent to them (monthly?) as one of the premium support deliverables
Other deliverables include the case reviews you are familiar with pre
passport advantage
I am "surprised" the release dates in the premium support newlsetter
are not also included in th IIUG newsletter
Eric Rowell
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Jean Georges Perrin
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Behalf Of Eric Rowell
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2007 15:22
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Subject: Re: IDS 10.0xC7 availability
To bad the newsletter is not open to IIUG members...
On 8/10/07, scottishpoet <dryb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Neil Truby
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> Premium Support is available to PA customers in EMEA
>
> Clients paying for premium support get the premium support newletter
> sent to them (monthly?) as one of the premium support deliverables
>
> Other deliverables include the case reviews you are familiar with pre
> passport advantage
Is there anything about it on the IBM website?
I can't find it listed as a Passport Advantage offering ...