I think what he means is lets get of the "my database is better than yours" thing, which I agree with. General discussions of toolsets for dealing with SQL and techniques and solutions users have found for doing things related to XML/AxKit would certainly be worthy of further discussion.
On Saturday 02 February 2002 09:19, J�rg Walter wrote: > On Saturday 02 February 2002 11:18, you wrote: > > Please END this thread. This discussion has already been hashed out > > on a million lists since the beginning of time. > > Oh, that's fine. Only I miss your link to appropriate resources for those > among us who want to stay informed. > > > It's always a bunch of misinformed, incorrect information that only > > serves to show that the poster has NO idea what he's talking about! > > Thanks, I like my opinion, too. Actually, again I am missing any further > information that would support your claims, and which would direct a lead > astray sheep like me onto the right track again. > > Despite the irony, I mean that seriously. If there is a 'qualified opinion' > I'd like to learn of it. > > > > Btw, I'd like to hear more DB experiences, as it definitely touches our > > > all work one day or the other. How did you serialize XML to a db? > > I hope this request didn't get lost amng the rant, because I won't believe > you that this topic has been discussed millions of times. And it is rather > on-topic, considering the fact that the AxKit TODO-list contains XML > database connectivity. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
