Dear Frank: > Now you come and ask for the opposite.
Congratulations! I considered this conflict in user requirements as a sign of OO Base success. OO Base at its current stage probably has attracted attention from users who likely operate in medium size business environment (dept., division, small companies, etc.). These business users have needs not well aligned with those of individual and personal applications. The design and implementation for linked tables might not be as trivial as one initially estimated. It involves GUI, API for script access, access permission control, table relationship access, etc. Somewhere some tradeoff decision has to be made between the potentially conflicting needs of diverse backgrounds of potential users (personal, small business, and in the future, the enterprise). It is an art in leading product evolution and still maintain its competitiveness for all prospective clients. This feature of "linked tables" may require much design deliberation even for OO Base GUI linking to OO Base embedded HSQLDB. I shall submit additional problems found in my test of OO Base in another message. Thanks for all the good effort in past on OO Base. Ray ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
