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Hello: anybody working with Recital database Server?
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| I wonder if anybody here has tried to connect dBase (or dQuery) to a Recital
Database Server, or if anybody knows if it appears feasible.
This is the link to an article from Recital:
http://www.recital.com/index.htm?/a...e.htm&mainFrame
It seems promising lot of things, and they say it is compatible with almost
every xBase dialect around - but they don't cite "dBase" (correctly, I
presume: after all it is not a "dialect" - it is "the" language).
Anyway if anyone has tested this product it would be nice to hear its
opinion.
I'm strongly looking for a replacement for my actual xBase scripting engine
for the web (Plugsys's MAX-MSP) because it is 3 year now that Plugsys Inc.
went out of business and I begin to be worried.
While the publisher went out of business, the market request remains high,
and I keep on signing new contracts for web applications based on dead
product...
You know, I'm tryng to feel unconfortable...
Thanks to all
G.Napolitano
www.gn-soft.it -
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| HI,
I dont work with them,
But because I am a bit dexlexic, I read it as Rectal
LOL
Robert
"GN" <hfufna@tin.it> wrote in message news:he93mbZmFHA.432@news-server...
> I wonder if anybody here has tried to connect dBase (or dQuery) to a
Recital
> Database Server, or if anybody knows if it appears feasible.
> This is the link to an article from Recital:
>
http://www.recital.com/index.htm?/a...e.htm&mainFrame
>
> It seems promising lot of things, and they say it is compatible with
almost
> every xBase dialect around - but they don't cite "dBase" (correctly, I
> presume: after all it is not a "dialect" - it is "the" language).
>
> Anyway if anyone has tested this product it would be nice to hear its
> opinion.
>
> I'm strongly looking for a replacement for my actual xBase scripting
engine
> for the web (Plugsys's MAX-MSP) because it is 3 year now that Plugsys Inc.
> went out of business and I begin to be worried.
> While the publisher went out of business, the market request remains
high,
> and I keep on signing new contracts for web applications based on dead
> product...
>
> You know, I'm tryng to feel unconfortable...
>
> Thanks to all
>
> G.Napolitano
> www.gn-soft.it -
>
>
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| David Ball 2005-08-05, 8:23 pm |
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What better name for a "back end" product?
<g>
"rb" <me@u.com> wrote in message news:SiD3l3bmFHA.1760@news-server...
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> I dont work with them,
> But because I am a bit dexlexic, I read it as Rectal
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| Robert Bravery 2005-08-06, 7:23 am |
| You crack me up
Robert
"David Ball" <Thanks.But@NoSpam.4.me> wrote in message
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> What better name for a "back end" product?
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> <g>
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> "rb" <me@u.com> wrote in message news:SiD3l3bmFHA.1760@news-server...
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