Spellbound Ramblings

6 - Jan,

Glad you found what you were after. As for calling me Paul, if it was Paul Mooney you were thinking of, I'll take that as quite a complement!

- Lance

5 - Hi Lance,

Sorry i have called you Paul. What was i thinking. I have found the info i was looking for in the ppt of bp106.

Jan

4 - Hi Paul,

Thank you for bp106, i found it very interresting session. As i'm new at db2, i was wondering if you could post the information pictures of db2 (tablespace etc..)you showed during the session. I cannot find them in bp106.pdf

Jan

3 - Makes total sense and I couldn't agree more.. just goes to show that without actually being there its easy to get the wrong end of the stick.

thanks.

2 - @Scott,

Starting with Domino and DB2 on the SAME server for learning, for development is absolutely the way to go in my opinion as it eliminates a layer (DB Runtime client) having to access DB2 on a remote box.

Having said that, in the REAL world, you are really unlikely to run them on the same box due to the performance hits.

So my statement, "Use only to enable new DAV, QV capabilities" was intended to mean that if that's ALL you want to do is enable some new development functionality, you can set this up on the same box. If part of why you're considering this move is due to performance reasons, you DON'T want to run it on the same box.

Cool?

1 - Hi,

Looked like a good session - wish I was there. As I wasn't, one question if you don't mind. Regarding using Domino & DB2 on the same server you stated "Use only to enable new DAV, Query View capabilities".

Am I correctly getting that to use the DAV/Query View capabilities you need the DB2 server on the same box as Domino? Or is this what you would recommend?

thanks, and hope your enjoying LS, Scott