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The Florida SunFlash
SunFlash September 1992 Table Of Contents
SunFLASH Vol 46 #toc October 1992
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Note From The SunFlash Editor
Summary of The Florida SunFlash For New Subscribers
Summary Of September's Messages (line count + title)
Summary of Messages Sent This Month (issue # and synopsis)
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I accidentally numbered two articles with the name number:
46.16 Trusted Oracle V7 For SunOS CMW
46.16 November 1992 STB Contents
Consider the first to be renamed thus
46.28 Trusted Oracle V7 For SunOS CMW
An archive of the first 1000 articles has been placed on the SunFlash
archive servers. With tools such as SearchIt and TextTract this
archives can easily be searched. This archive, which is just under 4
megabytes, is called:
florida.sunflash.vol.0-45.tar.Z
It is a compressed tar file of the first 45 volumes (just over 1000
articles) of The Florida SunFlash. This archive will expand to about 13Mb.
To help people who search with programs such as archie (see SunFlash
27.14, "The Archie Archive Server"), the full archive names are:
solar.nova.edu:pub/sunflash/florida.sunflash.vol.0-45.tar.Z
src.doc.ic.ac.uk:sun/sunflash/florida.sunflash.vol.0-45.tar.Z
ftp.uu.net:systems/sun/sunflash/florida.sunflash.vol.0-45.tar.Z
ftp.adelaide.edu.au:pub/sun/sunflash/florida.sunflash.vol.0-45.tar.Z
The archive files for October 1992 should be available by the end of this
week. There are compressed tar files for each month as well as the
whole of last year.
SunFlash Archive Sites and Locations
newstop.ebay.sun.com (Sun access only)
solar.nova.edu pub/sunflash
src.doc.ic.ac.uk sun/sunflash
ftp.uu.net systems/sun/sunflash
ftp.adelaide.edu.au pub/sun/sunflash
If you want a copy of an article that you missed, please fetch the
volume that contains the missing article. If you cannot use ftp, then
send the volume.issue (e.g. 45.00 for this article) to
flash@sunvice.east.sun.com and I will email the article to you.
John J. McLaughlin
Systems Engineer & SunFlash Editor
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida USA
November 1st, 1992
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Summary of The Florida SunFlash For New Subscribers
The Florida SunFlash is an electronic news service for Sun Microsystems
computer users. It is distributed from over 90 Sun offices and by
about 40 Sun Local Users Groups in more than 45 countries. The Florida
SunFlash has a subscription base of more that 100,000 Sun users.
If there are any items that you missed and really want to see, please send
the required volume.issue numbers to flash@sunvice.East.Sun.com.
For more information about SunFlash, send mail to info-sunflash thus:
$ mail info-sunflash@sunvice.East.Sun.COM
Subject: info
info
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Titles And Sizes For October's Articles
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Line Count Vol.# Title
419 46.01 Sun's HOTTEST Volume 3 Number 1
166 46.02 SearchIt 1.0
138 46.03 SBus Expansion Subsystem for VME
112 46.04 Dunkin' Donuts to Use Sun
90 46.05 Dec 2 SUNERGY Satellite on Objects
514 46.06 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (1 of 3)
606 46.07 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (2 of 3)
492 46.08 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (3 of 3)
540 46.09 X/Open Publications List
114 46.10 E&S & Sun: Fastest 3D Graphics
104 46.11 SunPro, Rogue Wave Object Agreement
83 46.12 Sun, GE Educational Technology Alliance
427 46.13 ClearCase: Configuration Management
64 46.14 European Sun User Group Conference
83 46.15 Sun's 1st Quarter, Fiscal Year Results
194 46.16 November 1992 STB Contents
495 46.17 A Concise Guide to Unix Books
181 46.18 PC-NFS Programmer's Toolkit V4.0
1043 46.19 Online: DiskSuite Questions & Answers
393 46.20 Third Party Product Announcements
116 46.21 Oracle Develops On Sun
183 46.22 LEGENT Enterprise System Management
80 46.23 Porting System/36 Code to SPARC
88 46.24 ToolTalk For Leading Platforms
629 46.25 Third Party Product Announcements
120 46.26 SS10 GT-Ethernet & New Upgrades
231 46.27 Nov 10th: New Products (Satellite)
116 46.28 Trusted Oracle V7 For SunOS CMW
Total 7821
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Summary of October's Articles
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46.01 Sun's HOTTEST Volume 3 Number 1
This is the text of a newsletter, "Sun's Hottest", that is
being mailed to Sun customers. It is an excellent summary of
recent products and news. -johnj
C O N T E N T S
Solaris 2.0 is now shipping
Tools for developing tomorrow's applications
Get a jump on tomorrow
Sun support just got easier
SunSolve puts expert support on your desktop
Sun HelpDesk helps you provide expert support
Platforms and tools for the long haul
Solaris: the platform that accommodates change
SPARCworks Professional: the tools for new developments
Floating licenses save you money
Trade up from HP/Apollo to Sun
In Short
Language Interface Kits for OpenWindows Version 3
SunNet Manager 2.0
Type 5 keyboards
Direct Xlib
SBus Expansion Subsystem
Bring the power of the network to your PC
46.02 SearchIt 1.0
- Turns information into knowledge.
- Finds the information you need quickly, easily, and
inexpensively.
- Improves productivity of groups, departments and individuals
by enabling them to find the documents, memos, e-mail and
other online information they need.
- Full graphical user interface with DeskSet integration,
Magnify Help, hypertext linked user manual and online
tutorial makes the product easy to use and quick to learn.
SearchIt 1.0 is a search and retrieval product that allows
users to search online information banks maintained by a
person's department, group, and company, and his or her
personal information files. With SearchIt 1.0, the computer
will act as a personal assistant, much as a paralegals research
questions for lawyers today.
46.03 SBus Expansion Subsystem for SPARCserver 670MP and 690MP
- More integrated, high performance connectivity for Sun's
leading midrange multiprocessing servers
- SBus Expansion Subsystem Board (SES/B):
- 9U form factor card with 4 SBus expansion slots
- double width card fits into VME cardcage in
670MP and 690MP
- burst mode transfer handles high performance
FSBE/S for 10MB/s SCSI disk and ethernet network
interfaces
SMCC's industry-leading, midrange multiprocessing SPARCservers
now offer your customers more integrated connectivity than ever
before. The SBus Expansion Subsystem Board provides valuable
extra SBus slots to improve flexibility and expandability for
SMCC's midrange servers. Once again Sun demonstrates that
SPARCservers deliver the best value to the customer with an
unmatched combination of application throughput, growth path
and innovation.
46.04 Dunkin' Donuts to Use Sun For New Shop Information System
World's Largest Donut Maker Runs Retail Operations on UNIX Network
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- October 13, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
Computer Corporation (SMCC) and Dunkin' Donuts announced today
that Dunkin' Donuts has selected Sun(TM) workstations as the
computing platform for its Shop Information System (SIS), an
integrated information system for the retailing, distribution,
and production of donuts and bakery products. Dunkin' Donuts,
the world's largest retailer of donuts, said the company will
install a network of SPARCstation(TM) IPC computers running the
Solaris(R) distributed computing environment in more than half
of its 1,600 widely distributed domestic franchise operations
over the next four years. Both companies estimate the value of
the sale at $8 million.
46.05 Dec 2 SUNERGY Satellite Broadcast on Object-Oriented Technologies
SUNERGY
Sun's Worldwide Customer Resource Service
############################## ANNOUNCES ##############################
"Object-Oriented Technologies" - A Live Interactive Satellite Broadcast
When: December 2,1992
9:00am - 10:15am PST*
*show may run over to 10:30 to accommodate Q&A
Availability:
Sun customers in the U.S. and Canada with access to Ku-Band
satellite receive sites*. Taped copies of the program will
also be made available after the show.
*If requested by many, C-band may be added
Technical Information:
Phone, FAX or email for satellite
coordinates and other technical information:
Phone - Sunergy (415)336-5847
email - sunergy_information@Sun.COM
FAX - Sunergy (415)969-9131
46.06 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (1 of 3)
46.07 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (2 of 3)
46.08 SunProgrammer Vol 1 #2 (3 of 3)
If you would like a free subscription to the hardcopy version
of SunProgrammer, please send your name, corporation, and
mailing address to jennifer.umstattd@Sun.Com
SunProgrammer
"The Newsletter for Professional Software Engineers"
Spring 1992
Volume 1, Number 2
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
Cover Story
One of the hottest items this summer is the release
of Solaris 2.0. To be ready for this event, start
your migration effort now.
Product Overview
The newest version of SunPro's popular Ada
development environment includes a generator for
DevGuide and a host of other important features.
Trig Functions
Explore the divergence between the SVID standard and
the correct answer.
FEATURES
News Briefs
Quality Matters: USING TEST COVERAGE TOOLS
The Friday Hack
A Printf Shell Command.
Puzzle
Dangling Pointers
Anonymous Observations.
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SunProgrammer
SunProgrammer is published quarterly by SunPro, a Sun Microsystems
business.
Editor: David Reim
2550 Garcia Avenue, MS 12-03
Mountain View, CA 94043
(415) 336-3151
david.reim@Eng.Sun.Com
Contributing Editor: John Boutelle
Design/Production: Laser Works, Inc.
46.09 X/Open Publications List
X/Open is a significant player in the UNIX/ Open Systems marketplace.
This publications list describes their available documents. -johnj
For all orders and ordering information, please contact:
X/Open Company Limited (Publications)
Oakwood House
St. John's Estate
Penn, High Wycombe
Bucks, HP10 8HQ
Tel: 0494 813844
Fax: 0494 814989
46.10 E&S & Sun: Fastest 3D Graphics
E&S AND SMCC DELIVER WORLD'S FASTEST
3D GRAPHICS FOR WORKSTATIONS
E&S Freedom(TM) Accelerator on SMCC SPARCstation(TM)
Sets New Price/Performance Standard
SALT LAKE CITY, October 20, 1992 - Evans & Sutherland Computer
Corporation (E&S) and Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation
(SMCC) today introduced a breakthrough 3D graphics accelerator
family for the SPARC(R)/Solaris(TM) platform. The Freedom
Series(TM) delivers the industry's fastest graphics, offering
over twice the 3D graphics speed of any other workstation. E&S
and SMCC will market the new Freedom Series jointly; final
sales will be from Evans & Sutherland.
The Freedom Series from E&S is a result of joint development
and is comprised of two product lines, the Freedom 3000 and the
Freedom 1000. These products extend the graphics available on
SMCC workstations beyond that of any other workstation vendor.
Both Freedom Series accelerators are available in a variety of
models and integrate seamlessly with SMCC's SPARCstation 2 and
SPARCstation 10 systems running the Solaris distributed
computing environment.
46.11 SunPro, Rogue Wave Object Agreement
SUNPRO ANNOUNCES OBJECT TECHNOLOGY AGREEMENT WITH
ROGUE WAVE SOFTWARE, INC.
Leading Object-Oriented Programming Vendors to Collaborate
on Code Reuse Technology
VANCOUVER, British Columbia-October 19, 1992-SunPro, the
software development business of Sun Microsystems, Inc., today
announced that it has entered a technology development and
licensing agreement with Rogue Wave Software, Inc., a leading
supplier of C++ class library technology. The agreement centers
on Rogue Wave's Tools.h++ class library product, a complete
"toolbox" of nearly 100 reusable C++ classes. Under the
agreement, enhancements to the libraries will be developed to
address areas such as performance, ease-of-use,
internationalization, and support for multithreading. SunPro
intends to distribute the product at a future date as an add-on
to its popular SPARCworks Professional C++ development
environment.
46.12 SMCC, GE LAUNCH EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY ALLIANCE
Will Train Customers in Object-Oriented Programming
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- October 19, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
Computer Corporation (SMCC) today announced that it has formed
an educational technology alliance with the General Electric
(GE) Advanced Concepts Center for the delivery of customer
training courses in object-oriented software design
methodologies. A rapidly evolving technique, object-oriented
programming allows software developers to re-use pieces of
programs to quickly create new applications, resulting in
enhanced productivity and higher-quality software. SMCC is
developing an entire suite of products for its systems that
give users the benefit of objects. The new courses from GE
will allow SMCC to include this important new technology in its
already-extensive training curriculum focusing on the UNIX(R)
operating system and the Solaris(R) distributed computing
environment.
Under the terms of the agreement, the GE Advanced Concepts
Center will offer SMCC customers its courses in object-oriented
methodology, analysis, design and database design; advanced C
and C++ programming; and C++ for non-C programmers. These
courses will be available beginning this month. They will be
conducted by GE instructors at the GE Advanced Concepts Center
site in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, and at SMCC's
educational facilities in Andover, Mass.; Baltimore; Chicago;
Dallas; Milpitas, Calif.; Seattle; and Somerset, New Jersey.
As with all of its U.S. educational services, SMCC will manage
all aspects of course registration.
46.13 ClearCase: Software Configuration Management by Designers of DSEE
ClearCase is a Software Configuration Management that was
developed by the original designers of Apollos's DSEE. This
article describes the ClearCase product and then there is a
comparison between ClearCase and DSEE. Note that the Atria
Software, the developer of this product, sells consulting
services and DSEE conversion tools. -johnj
From: Adam Zais
Director of Marketing voice: 508-650-1193 x37
Atria Software, Inc. fax: 508-650-1196
24 Prime Park Way Internet: adam@atria.com
Natick, MA 01760 uunet: ...!viewpnt!adam
Two articles are enclosed:
o An Introduction to ClearCase for the DSEE User - A White Paper
o DSEE vs ClearCase Comparison
An Introduction to ClearCase for the DSEE User
A White Paper
In January of 1990, Atria Software, Inc. was founded to create
the next generation of Software Configuration Management (SCM)
product for Unix. Atria's founders were all originally from
Apollo, and the founding team included all of the original
designers of DSEE.
46.14 European Sun User Group Conference (EUSUG) 1992
German SunWorld Expo to take place
in Wiesbaden, Germany, on November 16th and 17th, 1992.
Munich, October 1992....... More than 600 Sun User Group
members are expected to participate in the European Sun User
Group (EUSUG) Conference, which will take place on November
16th and 17th, 1992, in the Rhein-Main-Halle in Wiesbaden, near
Frankfurt (Germany). The event will be supported by the German
SunWorld Expo, which will run parallel to the conference.
46.15 Sun's 1st Quarter, Fiscal Year Results
SUN MICROSYSTEMS REPORTS FIRST QUARTER RECORD REVENUES,
CONTINUED STRONG ORDERS
MOUNTAIN VIEW, California -- October 22, 1992 -- Sun
Microsystems, Inc., (NASDAQ: SUNW) today reported first-quarter
record revenues of $855.9 million, up more than 13% from the
$754.9 million reported for the corresponding period of fiscal
1992. Net income for the first quarter was $4.8 million, or
$0.05 per share, compared to $26.8 million, or $0.27 per share,
for the same period a year ago. The company's computer systems
subsidiary, Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation, shipped more
than 50 thousandrevenue systems -- a first-quarter record, and
an increase of 16% over last year's first quarter. SunSoft,
Inc., the company's operating system software subsidiary,
distributed 81 thousand UNIX(R) licenses, an all-time high,
demonstrating continuing worldwide leadership in the UNIX
marketplace.
46.16 November 1992 Software Technical Bulletin Contents
This article describes the contents of the Software Technical
bulletin (STB) for November, 1992. Is posted to SunFlash to
make those customers who have a support contract aware that
they should be receiving this execellent publication.
Copies of the STB are sent to the just the people listed in
your support contract. They have limited duplication rights
(see notice included each month within the STB).
Two sample STBs, in PostScript, are in
solar.nova.edu:/pub/sunflash/1992 and in
ftp.uu.net:systems/sun/sunflash/1992
185,395 stbaug92.ps.Z
171,958 stbjul92.ps.Z
Each is about 100 pages.
This article contains two parts:
o STB Editor's Introduction
o Table Of Contents for November 1992
The text and PostScript STBs are also included in the SunSolve CD rom
service (see sunflash 44.07 "SunSolve and Sun HelpDesk").
-johnj
46.17 A Concise Guide to Unix Books
This is a brief UNIX bibliography by Samuel Ko of Simon Fraser
University. Please send suggestions for inclusion (or editorial
comments) to him at kko@fraser.sfu.ca.
-johnj
Subject: Concise Guide to Unix Books
From: kko@fraser.sfu.ca (Samuel Ko)
Newsgroups: misc.books.technical,alt.books.technical,
comp.unix.questions, comp.unix.wizards,news.answers
Subject: [misc.books.technical] A Concise Guide to Unix Books
Organization: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, B.C., Canada
Archive-name: books/unix
Last-modified: Sept 22 1992
Version 1.4
[misc.books.technical] A Concise Guide to Unix Books
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(previously known as "Samuel's Guide to Unix Books")
* Compiled by: Samuel Ko (kko@sfu.ca)
* This is a good selection of the "best" Unix books / documentations.
* Subject areas covered:
A. General Unix Texts
B. Unix Editors
C. Networking and Communications
D. System Administration
E. Unix Security
F. Programming
G. TeX
H. X Window System
I. Dictionary
46.18 PC-NFS Programmer's Toolkit V4.0
- Support for Microsoft C V5.x and 6.0a Compiler
- Support for Borland C++ Compiler V2.0 and 3.0
- NEW! Smaller and easier to configure RNM and RTM
- Smaller TCP/IP stack NOW consumes less than 48K of RAM
- NEW! Compatible with DOS 5.0 Task Switching
Sun Microsystems Computer Corporation (SMCC) announces
SunSelect's PC-NFS Programmer's Toolkit 4.0. PC-NFS Programmer's
Toolkit 4.0 is the most comprehensive Application Programming
Interface for DOS ONC and TCP/IP software development. PC-NFS
Programmer's Toolkit V4.0 continues to promote global resource
sharing and information access. The product has been significantly
enhanced.
The PC-NFS Programmer's Toolkit V4.0 enables software developers
to utilize industry standard protocols to create network aware
applications that interoperate with PC-NFS, the largest volume
platform for DOS-UNIX client-server applications. The Toolkit
provides the interfaces, library and the executable software
to unite PCs running PC-NFS and applications located anywhere in
the local or wide area network.
46.19 Online: DiskSuite Questions & Answers
This article is based upon the answers to frequently asked questions
from the people who developed and support Sun's Online: DiskSuite
product. Although this FAQ is a few months old, it contains valuable
technical information.
-johnj
Here are the answers to your most frequently asked questions about the
Solaris unbundled product Online: DiskSuite. We hope you find this
information useful.
Topics
** Mirroring **
** Concatenation **
** Striping **
** RAID **
** Optical Disks **
** Compatibility **
** IPI Dual Port **
** SSM **
** High Availability **
** Data Integrity **
** System Admin Support **
** Client Pricing **
** Known Bugs *
46.20 Third Party Product Announcements
SBus/HIPPI High Performance Interface
IDE's StP/IM Information Modeling Tool
Book: UNIX SVR4 Migration Guide
Book on TCP/IP now available from O'Reilly & Associates
46.21 SUN SELECTED AS ORACLE'S PRIMARY RDBMS DEVELOPMENT PLATFORM
Oracle Purchases Additional Workstations and Servers
For Next-Generation RDBMS Product Development
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- October 27, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
Computer Corporation (SMCC) announced today that Oracle
Corporation has selected the Sun(TM) platform as its primary
development platform for its next-generation RDBMS software
products. Under this agreement, Oracle will purchase several
hundred SPARCstation(TM) and SPARCserver(TM) systems over the
next two years. Oracle's decision to purchase Sun systems for
development gives users running Oracle on Sun the added benefit
of having the earliest access to new features of the ORACLE
RDBMS as well as optimal performance for their applications.
"We have selected Sun as our primary development platform for
RDBMS development because it offers a robust UNIX(R)
development environment, support for symmetric multiprocessing
and multi-threading, and excellent price/performance," said
Lawrence J. Ellison, Oracle president and chief executive
officer. "We plan to exploit our mutual strengths in
distributed client-server computing to develop the next
generation of the industry's leading RDBMS."
46.22 SMCC And LEGENT Deliver Enterprise System Management Solutions
Two press releases are enclosed. The first is from Sun, the second
from LEGENT Corporation. -johnj
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- October 27, 1992 -- Sun Microsystems
Computer Corporation (SMCC) and LEGENT Corporation announced
today that they have signed a cooperative marketing and joint
development agreement to port Legent's system management tools
to the Sun(TM) SPARC(R)/ Solaris(R) platform. This agreement
between the two companies will give mainframe users who
rightsize to a UNIX(R) client-server environment the system
management capabilities they are accustomed to in a traditional
mainframe data center. Legent is a leading supplier of system
software and services for the management and operations of
Information Systems (IS) enterprises with more than 64,000
products in use at more than 10,000 customer sites.
46.23 Porting System/36 Code to SPARC
SMCC AND UNIVERSAL SOFTWARE GIVE SYSTEM/36
USERS MIGRATION PATH TO OPEN SYSTEMS
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -October 27, 1992 - Sun Microsystems
Computer Corporation (SMCC) and Universal Software announced
today that Universal's Open/36 product is being ported to
SMCC's SPARC (R)/Solaris(R) platform. Open/36 enables IBM
System/36 users to move their applications, without
recompilation, from the proprietary System/36 environment to
Sun(TM) SPARCserver(TM) and SPARCstation(TM) systems.
The Open/36 product gives System/36 users a complete System/36
environment on a Sun system that includes all their familiar
tools. By moving to the open SPARC/Solaris distributed
computing environment, users will now be able to access their
applications and data anywhere throughout the enterprise. In
addition to running their current applications, users can
modify them and develop new ones. Current Sun customers who
are also System/36 users can integrate their System/36
applications and still have all of their work seamlessly
accessible.
46.24 ToolTalk For Leading Platforms
SUNSOFT'S TOOLTALK AVAILABLE FOR INDUSTRY'S
LEADING COMPUTER PLATFORMS
Application Interoperability Demonstrated Across Multiple Systems
INTEROP, San Francisco, Oct. 28, 1992 -- SunSoft, Inc., today
announced that ToolTalk, the industry's foremost
interapplication communication software, is now available for
seven leading computer platforms. ToolTalk communication
software brings universal plug-and-play application integration
to users of over 75 percent of the world's UNIX workstations,
including systems from Cray Research, Inc., Digital Equipment
Corp., Hewlett-Packard, IBM Corp., Intergraph, Silicon
Graphics, Inc., Sun Microsystems Computer Corp. and
SPARC-compatible vendors. ToolTalk's ability to link
applications across a heterogeneous network was demonstrated at
the SunSoft booth here today.
The announcement adds to the growing momentum for SunSoft's
ToolTalk communication software over the last year. More than
50 independent software vendors in a range of market segments
have already endorsed ToolTalk, including Lotus Development
Corp., Frame Technology, Interleaf, Island Graphics, Applix,
Clarity Software, Cadre Technologies, SunPro and CenterLine
Software. In addition, SunSoft has worked with leading software
developers and end users to create standard message sets in
the areas of desktop productivity, multimedia, databases and
CASE to allow for seamless integration of applications from
different vendors.
46.25 Third Party Product Announcements
A C++ class interface to XView
Cfront 3.0 available now for Sun SPARC!
IDE Launches Success Package for C++
IDE Introduces OOSD/C++
46.26 SS10 GT-Ethernet & New Upgrades
New SPARCstation 10 GT information
- Separate ethernet boards no longer needed
- Improved Upgrades
46.27 Satellite Broadcast Of Sun's New Products: Nov 10, 1992
Please call 1-800-688-9707 if you want to attend. Space will
be limited. Non-US locations should contact their local Sun
sale office to find out what plans they have to cover this event.
Sun will be announcing significant new products on Tuesday,
November 10th 1992. This event will be broadcast by satellite.
Many Sun offices will be hosting this event at Sun facilities
or nearby facilities with satellite dishes.
Contact your local Sun office to find out (a) how to recieve
this broadcast if you have your own dish or (b) where the
closest 'registered' site to you is.
I have included a small list (~29) of the sites that I could
find out about. It is by no means complete.
-johnj
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* *
* SUN MICROSYSTEMS *
* NEW PRODUCTS INTRODUCTION *
* & ANNOUNCEMENT *
* *
* TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1992 *
* *
************************************
46.28 ORACLE ANNOUNCES TRUSTED ORACLE7 FOR SUNOS CMW
This is an announcement from Oracle regarding their database
and Sun's CMW version of SunOS. -johnj
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif., October 13, 1992 -- Oracle Corporation
today announced the availability of the Developer's Release of
Trusted ORACLE7 Database Management System (DBMS), Oracle's
high security database product for Sun OS CMW.
The Trusted ORACLE7 Developer's Release contains all of the
features that will be available in the production release of
the product, along with full documentation and related software
development tools. This advanced release of Trusted ORACLE7
will allow database developers to begin building new multilevel
secure (MLS) applications and/or migrate and test current
applications in anticipation of the forthcoming production
release of the product.
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All prices, availability, and other statements relating to Sun or third
party products are valid in the U.S. only. Please contact your local
Sales Representative for details of pricing and product availability in
your region. Descriptions of, or references to products or publications
within SunFlash does not imply an endorsement of that product or
publication by Sun Microsystems.
John McLaughlin, SunFlash editor, flash@sunvice.East.Sun.COM. (305) 776-7770.
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