Re: Control File Sequential Read - top wait

"omlet" <notrolls_at_notrolls.omlet.org.notrolls> wrote in message news:<39e19b6e662c039cf51976d1a87a355a_at_localhost.talkaboutdatabases.com>...
> BASTs (being related to you) may be delivered until a subsequent convert or
> release completes. If a conflicting request occurs, subsequent converts
> would fail.
>
> Now lousy programmers (like lousy DBAs) abused the code by using a
> variable associated with the lock that indicate BASTs should be ignored
> ==============> the result: many locks are never released! and AGAIN THIS
> IS NOT NORMAL OPERATION.
>
> The correct way is to issue asynch converts but NO BASTs.
>
> Amazing-ing-ing-ing-ly; I would have recommended the same course of action
> to your mama! and saved the world Nasdaq crash.

"omlet" <notrolls_at_notrolls.omlet.org.notrolls> wrote in message news:b4e02a51181d0ebb76cf898a48f32f47_at_localhost.talkaboutdatabases.com...
> Much Shelist Freed Denenberg Ament & Rubenstein, PC initiated a
> securities class action against Electronic Data Systems Corporation
> (NYSE:EDS) in the United States District Court Eastern District of
> Texas, Texarkana Division
>

Bully for them.

> EDS acquired the DEAS-DBMS group you worked for in Sabre/AMR.

I have stated numerous times I have NEVER worked for such a group at SABRE/AMR, and I NEVER worked for AMR/SABRE in 1999. So, your 'proof' is still lacking.

> In 1999
> USAirways outsourced their IT biz to AMR which spun off Sabre!. Before
> year end AMR offloaded Sabre (both AMR and USAir databases) to EDS?!
>
> What led to this? database crashes; power outages; .....
>

You still haven't proved any of your libelous statements against me. Try again, before my attorneys finish their suit and slap you with it.

David Fitzjarrell Received on Wed Aug 04 2004 - 08:22:17 CDT