Scott,

Thanks for keeping us in the loop. Patrick and I have been swamped with
work here at CCRA with 4 new Sun Enterprise 10000 servers and a pair of
honking Compaq SAN arrays… so we are very delinquent in attending any of
your local SAGE events… but one of these days we will get out there! We
are now housed in Bells Corners, on Fitzgerald behind Hooters! (a former
Nortel building!)

Well…

If it’s not too short a notice, let’s punt it to Friday the 25 at
7:00 (same location) for this meeting and change the monthly to every
third Wednesday for the next while and see if that helps with
attendance.

Scott

— In ovsage@yahoogroups.com, Kelly Kendrick <kkendric @a…> wrote:

Fellow SAGEs:

Whoops! My bad for not catching this sooner. Unfortunately, I have a
conflict for the next several Tuesdays and Thursdays, so unfortunately, we
can’t meet here at these times. (Other nights are fairly open for me.) I
truly apologize for that. Please let me attempt to make it up by offering a
“mystery gift” to the person who’s name will be drawn at random from the
attendees of the next meeting.

Fellow SAGEs:

Whoops! My bad for not catching this sooner. Unfortunately, I have a
conflict for the next several Tuesdays and Thursdays, so unfortunately, we
can’t meet here at these times. (Other nights are fairly open for me.) I
truly apologize for that. Please let me attempt to make it up by offering a
“mystery gift” to the person who’s name will be drawn at random from the
attendees of the next meeting.

Details for the next meeting of Ottawa Valley SAGE.

Location: Altera Ottawa Technology Center
Intellectual Property Business Unit
411 Legget Drive, Suite 100
Kanata, Ontario

Date: Thursday April 24, 2003

Time: 19:00

Directions: visit the following link
http://www.altera.com/corporate/contact/directions/con-drv_ottawa.pdf

Topics: Q&A session… ie: bring some questions and we’ll see if we
can answer them. Additionally, bring along some ideas for future
sessions.

April 15th, 2003, 18:30 EST

85 Albert St, Suite 1200
Ottawa, ON, K1P 6A4
Tel:613.232.3948

High Availability Cluster Multiprocessing for AIX

“Combines the leading UNIX based clustering solution with advanced
server technology for 24x7 system availability, scalability and ease
of management Provides ongoing access to database resources for
exceptional flexibility, reliability and application execution
Significantly reduces unplanned outages; allows cluster upgrades and
reconfiguration without interrupting operation.”

The presentation will address the following: