<snip>
The big move now is to take the existing app and merge it with Oracle,
SQL or
leave it in
Unidata. The R18 release will allow the users to choose which database
they
wish. The code
will stay in envision and talk via a middle level translator which
passes
instructions out to
the selected db. We have been a Beta for the Oracle instance and it
seems to
work ok (meaning
no more bugs than you would suspect for any other Enterprise app.) 
</snip>


I have a question about his. If the Envision tool kit is written in
Universe, and the database will be Oracle, how will the Envision
programs work? Won't you still need to have a Universe license to
retrieve the Envision data?

Frankly the Datatel interface and the bad taste it leaves in college
students mouths is one of Oracles strongest marketing ploys.

No more bugs than any other Enterprise app? Datatel has to release
hundreds of patches a year. At least 3 a week. and they expect you to
test them before you install them. And will not support you unless you
are fully patched. 

If Datatel is the flagship for U2, we deserve to be sunk.




Kevin Jones
(315) 445-4270

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