Hi

The biggest thing will be to choose what flavour to run your universe
accounts in, this will affect how similar any TCL and dictionary items will
be.

As far as the unibasic extensions these are coded to be the same on both udt
and uv.



Rgds
Symeon

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Sent: 15 August 2008 02:42
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Subject: [U2] Unidata to Universe port

Hello:

Does any one have any experiences they would be willing to share regarding
the effort required to port applications from UniData to Universe?  We're
currently on Unidata 7.1  We developed our application in an early version
of SB+ and UniBasic and have kept current on SB+, so we're now at version
5.4.  We've also made use of various connectivity technolgies over time,
such as ODBC, OLEDB, and UniObjects.   We haven't used the web services or
ADO provider yet, but probably will eventually.  We are currently running on
Windows but a Unix flavor is not out of the question if there is a
compelling reason.

At this point, I'm just trying to figure out a way to gauge the relative
effort, and if there were any surprises, such as better/worse performance,
costs, development effort, etc and of course, any gotchas.  Also, is it
feasible to to code the application in a way that it would work on either
platform from the same code base?

The reason we're even considering this is because of IBM's decision not to
implement NLS in UniData, at least not right away.   Of course, we've had
conversations with IBM about converting, but would appreciate hearing from
any one who has actually done this.  

thanks in advance.

Eugene
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