You could show him www.nature.com. They also use tango. Their search is lightning fast across all 52 journals.
Phil On 6/6/03 10:32 PM, "Dan Stein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I need some sights that I can quickly demonstrate to a potential customer > that we are trying to move3 off of a FileMaker based solution to SQL > Witango. > > I especially want to be able to demonstrate two things. > > 1. speed of finds. His site a you can imagine is slow especially if you do > not put in many criteria. And there are just 300 items in the whole catalog. > > 2. Multiple sites hosted on one box. He wants to scale the solution to > multiple schools. Being able to let him know multiple sites are on the same > box and using the same database would demonstrate also the scalability. > > I would and probably will show him some of mine but two issues. > 1. The look is not really what I would do for him most of mine the people > did not want to pay extra for a designer and I am not that person. > 2. The one most like the above is hosted at the school district which has 2 > T1's but both are usually maxed from 9:30 to 3:30 so while it is a lot > faster than the solution he has out of a data center it is slow compared to > something hosted at a real data center. > > You can send links and instructions if you want back channel or to the list > either way. > > I am trying to set this up sometime today so he can ruminate over the > weekend on the experience. > > Dan ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/maillist.taf
