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Am Donnerstag, 28. M�rz 2002 09:23 schrieb Edward Yau:
> Hi,
[...]
> Thank you for your enlightenment in advance.
As I understood this matter, there were only one source code base until
1997, Aka. Adabas 6.x.
After 6.x the development forked into Adabas D way and Sap DB way.
The Adabas D way mistreated the linux developers and kicked the linux
developers asses whereever the SAG/Adabas D pepole could do it.
(Not solving support issues, leaving customers alone, mostly all Bugs we
reported were not fixed today, allthough they forced us to re-buy the
products. Last actions were not to be able to run Adabas D in modern
installations using a jfs filesystem like XFS, Reiserfs, JFS, ext3, and
problems occoured many points in the glibc shared memory programming on
the Adabas D server side)
End of story: We are disappointed, kicke in the but by Adabas D. We are
starting a lawsuite against SAG because of customer faking.
Our Applications were coded in eSQL/C and porting to SAP-DB was easy
doing.
mfG
J. Sauer
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