>> but I do not think they can match the rapid development of RBase.<<
And this is the most important point. Now that Razzak has given us so many tools to work with, it is so much faster and easier to have a working app or sample than with other systems. I'm a big fan of the compiler, and this has revolutionized the way I distribute things - makes it so seamless and quick. No one can compete except out of blind loyalty to Microsoft, Oracle, etc. and misinformation. BC From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Marc Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 9:08 AM To: RBASE-L Mailing List Subject: [RBASE-L] - 3 cheers for RBase Thanks Razzak I thought I would give everyone a small update on the .Net SQL Exp program that is trying to replace my app. They are over 1 year behind schedule to release the program and still do not have a beta test site working yet. It seems the son in law of my distributor has a computer consulting company and said his company could do this. They pre-sold this pie in the sky program to many of my users so the longer it takes them to get a working version delivered the more offices will stick with me and RBase and blow them off. I know they are going to try to match all the features I have, so I keep adding new bells and whistles each month. My plan is to make my program the best it can be and to keep them busy trying to keep up with RBase. I know .Net and SQL server Exp is suppose to be a powerful combo but I do not think they can match the rapid development of RBase. Now you know why I have so many questions. Marc
