There is only one way to find out for sure and that is to setup sapdb and
test it. Beyond that you will have to tweak *any* native mssql or oracle
schema/d*l scripts to fit sapdb...for instance:

(if my memory serves me)
mssql stored procedures look like this -
create procedure ...

where sapdb looks something like -
create dbproc ...

One thing to note is the dbmgui is built using VB, so there is a good chance
that with a little tweaking and praying that the sw vendor did not hard code
any show stoppers in, you may be able to use it instead of ms or oracle
which in my mind is worth a shot to save your company a wad of cash.

You may want to find another package to present as an alternative that is
more flexible on the db side. The package may not say it supports db X but
rather depend upon on how it was designed...ask those sales weenies the
tough questions!

Most of all ... Good Luck!

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Randall Hinton
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2003 6:00 PM
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Subject: SAP DB and MSSQL


The Organization that I work for is currently using a MSSQL database to
store Document Management data, We are In the process of Upgrading to
some new servers and have found that to upgrade the Licensing on MSSQL
will cost from $6000 to $10000,  We have been looking at the
alternatives as a result, possibly moving to a Mysql or Postgresql
backend when I remembered hearing about SAP,  Our vendor currently
supports only MSSQL or Oracle, What kind of steps would be needed to
Use SAP instead, would there be problems with data types, or SQL
syntax.... the application would be accessing it through ODBC and
Requires the Database to be ADO Compliant, Any Thoughts??

Thank you for your time and Help,
Randall Hinton

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