I once used VAJAVA 3.5 with fixpack for a project .
and it turned out to be a complete nightmare.
my pc had a 512M RAM , and yet every now and then VAJAVA would say
"insufficient memory" and would freeze the entire system , leading to a
reboot.
My entire team faced the same problem .
we spent more time rebooting than coding.
But the tool does have good development features esp their shared repository
features.
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Emery {PDBI~Palo Alto}
Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 2:50 AM
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Has anyone compared IBMs DB2 offerings against Oracle tools. There appears
to be a produce very close to JDeveloper and the tools claim to compete well
in the mid tier database market.
Emery Gordon
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