Notes 5 does have a RDBMS connector.

John

On Fri, 05 January 2001, Jeffry Houser wrote:

> 
> 
> 
> FARRAH NG wrote:
> 
> > hi all,
> > lotus notes and domino is a pure IBM in house product which is out of
> > sync with today's web technology.
> 
>   Interesting viewpoint.  Actually, Notes was originally coded by
> some stand-alone company, and then bought by Lotus.  IBM didn't
> buy Lotus until much later.
> 
>   I wouldn't want to try to implement a 'shopping cart' type of structure in
> Notes/Domino. As you stated, it's not relational.
> 
>   It does have it's uses, though.  The thing to remember is that Notes was around
> before the web.  It's a great for application development, but mediocre for web
> development.
> 
>    ColdFusion on the other hand, was designed from the ground up for
> web development, and I might add that it excels at it.
> 
> 
> > I even don't understand why they
> > use flat file system in notes in the very beginning.  The way
> > it works
> > is totally like old IBM technology, wrapped within a so called 'web
> > sever'.  The core of the programming involves with javascript,
> > VBscript, and most of those domino/notes features like formula,
> > @function, views .... and they are useless skill when you don't work
> > with them anymore.  It is totally strange why IBM not even put DB2
> > in notes, insteading using a so called semi-structure file system.
> 
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