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Won't post my thoughts if they are still using AIX 5.2 though!! ;o)

Well, I have clients that are still on AIX 4.3 because if they want 5/6/7+ they have to buy new hardware.

I have a client that I sold a non-IBM system in 1982 that they are still using today. I had to do some tweaking for Y2K, but it still runs and does what they need to be done. The hardware and operating system companies are long out of business, so when it breaks it's all over.

Not everyone needs the latest and greatest each year!

Have a good one...Ed

"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin

In reply to Re^5: XML-Simple build failed on Aix by flexvault
in thread XML-Simple build failed on Aix by tollyban

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