Title: Re: [REBOL] database testing
Hi 8)

well this is a fast one:

www.valentina.com

some ODBC:

PrimeBase -> www.snap.de
OpenBase -> www.openbase.com
FrontBase -> www.frontbase.com

ODBC is good for existing solutions, but
because rebol is something new wouldn't be a good idea
to integrate a new power database with rebol commands?
valentina is totally applescript-able and would be a good companion
for rebol.
Websiphon ( www.purity.com ) is a good scripting language but their
own database ( Verona ) is a flat one. They freshly relesed
WebSyphon Enterprise which communicate with ODBC db.

Also, on the Macintosh platform a lot of people is using
Lasso ( www.blueworld.com ) .They all used to use it with Filemaker
but now a lot are not happy with new Filemaker 5 upgrade price, performance
and policy, so they're looking for other slutions, most turn to PrimeBase.

I personally use Lasso and find it not bad, I'm not expert but rebol
syntax in comparison is much much friendly.
The problem with Lasso is that the code is written inbetween HTML source,
so it is quite long to modify or change webpages, in this way the
WebObject approch is much better. Exemple :
Adobe Golive is a very cool HTML editor if I design a page in layout mode
and then go to source mode to add my lasso code, I wouldn't be able to
go back to layout mode as it will garbage my Lasso code.
I think there should be plugins for every language and to work with layers
like in photoshop. This is the webobject approach, you design your page
in layout mode, for every HTML page you have another file which contain
the webobject code, and in the HTML you just link that code with special tags.

Sorry for the english 8))

Will Arp



> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Wed, 10 Nov 1999 23:59:04 +0100
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [REBOL] database testing
>
>
> We're currently testing some different databases on Linux and other
> *NIX systems and I'm looking for a link to a mySQL test database to
> work with as well as links to the required shared library (.so) ODBC
> drivers for other databases and test DB's there as well.  So if you
> work with certain databases and know where good resources are please
> mail me offline at [EMAIL PROTECTED].  We can't test them all but if
> we can save the time to gather all the software we can test more of
> them.
>
> Any assistance is greatly appreciated and it'll help you in the long
> run.  :)
>
> Sterling
>

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