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06-20-2000 12:29 PM
06-20-2000 12:29 PM
Allbase/SQL (9000)
Does anyone have an idea about the future of Allbase/SQL on the 9000? It seems that HP supports Oracle even better than its own dbms.
Our company is working on a web app that requires database information. We like Allbase because it is thin (relative to a more full-function dbms), easy to implement and manage. These are our goals for this application versus the raw performance of, say, Oracle.
Thanks
Barry
Our company is working on a web app that requires database information. We like Allbase because it is thin (relative to a more full-function dbms), easy to implement and manage. These are our goals for this application versus the raw performance of, say, Oracle.
Thanks
Barry
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06-20-2000 12:39 PM
06-20-2000 12:39 PM
Re: Allbase/SQL (9000)
I may be incorrect here, but I am under the impression that the Allbase product for HP-UX is due to end support this year.
You may want to contact your HP Sales person for the correct clarification on this question.
You may want to contact your HP Sales person for the correct clarification on this question.
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