Notice my next paragraph begins with the word "Seriously...". Yes XML has
been usuable as a connectivity medium for years, but how many people are
taking advantage of it? Microsoft and other companies are continually
developing tools to reduce the time and money aspect of using XML, and make
it e
Tony,
Could you do me a favor and not declare my entire market segment dead.
"You now have the keys to data integration heaven and you don't need to buy
any more tools or migration services."
The fact is, I could move data from any system to any other system
before XML, we all could. The que
ries, Spectrum Magazine
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>Although I have been working in many p
>Also, how old is the D3? Does it support ODBC? Pull the data out by ODBC
to a >"TEXT" ODBC target and then load it into Oracle.
Only if he wants to wait a very long time. D3 ODBC is horribly, horribly
slow even when it works. The options are really to write a simple flashbasic
program using th
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Subject: Re: D3 on NT
Is the conversion to an existing ORACLE application or is your
client writing a new Oracle application?
Also, how old is the D3? Does it support ODBC? Pull the data
out by ODBC to a "TEXT" ODBC target and then load it int
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> Although I have been working in many pick flavors for the past 20+ years,
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> have been working in Universe for the past 8 years. I have a client that
is
> looking for a conversion out of D3/NT to Oracle. I h
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Dahn,
Sorry to follow my own reply with a reply but I just
remembered that Rain
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> 1. does D3 support the OPENSEQ and WRITESEQ that Universe does. I
downloa
1. Not 'per se' - but they have %read and %write plus OSFI and super-q
pointers. This allows you to open an OS level file directly (much like
openseq).
2. We've converted a number of D3 clients - but all to UniData. They go very
well
hth
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Colin Alfke
Calgary, Alberta Canada
"Just because
Although I have been working in many pick flavors for the past 20+ years, I
have been working in Universe for the past 8 years. I have a client that is
looking for a conversion out of D3/NT to Oracle. I have two questions;
1. does D3 support the OPENSEQ and WRITESEQ that Universe does. I downloade
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