On Tue, 3 Jul 2001, Selena Sol wrote:
[...]
> The fact that these modules are not supported by Perl Inc. means that
> you may feel a bit....hanging over the edge. It is not a secure place
> to be if you are a CIO. If you then look at Java which has a more
> centralized/controlled library, you can at least be sure that the core
> is supported by Sun (although at a high cost).
My guess is that if you [not you Selena, but the "general you"] get hooked
up with the right Perl people (possibly through ActiveState if you don't
know where to go otherwise) you can get more flexible[1] and cheaper Perl
support.
In any case I know that it's possibly to get very amazing Perl "support"
at very affordable rates.
- ask
[1] Fixing your problem without spending too much time pointing fingers at
you using the unsupported database system on FooOS or whatever.
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ask bjoern hansen, http://ask.netcetera.dk/ !try; do();
