Re: dbwr and lgwr don't shutdown

Paul wrote:
> netcomradeNSPAM_at_bookexchange.net (NetComrade) wrote:
>
> >I apologize.. Let me re-state the problem
>
>
> Did you miss this bit of Hans' post
>
> >2) If you insist on top-posting, I will not respond further. It's
not
> >worth MY time to flip between top and bottom, and I use bottom (as
do
> >many, if not most, traditional newsgroup posters).
>
>
> Check my sig also. There is a *_REASON_* why people don't like
> top-posting - it makes messages and threads difficult to follow.
>
>
> People who help out here are doing it of their own free will and
> without payment of any kind. The *_LEAST_* you can do is make things
> easy for them by making your responses as clear and as legible as
> possible.
>
>
> Paul...
>
>
> --
>
> plinehan __at__ yahoo __dot__ __com__
>
> XP Pro, SP 2,
>
> Oracle, 9.2.0.1.0 (Enterprise Ed.)
> Interbase 6.0.2.0;
>
>
> When asking database related questions, please give other posters
> some clues, like operating system and version of db being used.
> Thanks.
>
>
> Furthermore, As a courtesy to those who spend
> time analyzing and attempting to help, please
> do not top post.

Hey, that's not in the charter!

:-) sorry, resisted it in that other thread, could resist no longer.

Actually, I agree, and read oracle-l in digest format, where the concatenated top-posts just drive me nuts (so in fact I sometimes don't read it for that very reason, it's just a PITA). But of course, it is email based and not a traditional usenet group.

But you must be too young to remember the rule about keeping .signature files to no more than 4 lines, 78 characters per line. :-)

jg

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