Tiger Stock - Pick Database
This is a discussion on Tiger Stock - Pick Database ; On Nov 14, 1:30*pm, Tony Gravagno wrote: > my bet has to go > to InterSystems for Caché and Northgate for Reality. Isn't that the nobody ever gets fired for going with IBM mentality? Nothing is a sure bet and ...
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| > my bet has to go > to InterSystems for Caché and Northgate for Reality. Isn't that the nobody ever gets fired for going with IBM mentality? Nothing is a sure bet and I have no issue putting clients on QM. If they ever went under (a bus?), I would just port them to something else. -- Kevin Powick |
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On Nov 14, 8:17*am, "Jeff Caspari" > Hi Eugene, > I believe the future of D3 is QM. QM is good for some, but Cache' has an MV-enhanced SQL, along withi an AJAX framework, combined with scalability that is up there with the best in the industry [Ok, on that one I'm believing marketing lit as I don't have first- hand experience with the scalability yet.] > If I were looking for work in MV I would be calling all D3 clients and > offering services to port them to QM. The bigger shops with heavy connectivity or browser-UI requirements would likely do better with Cache', U2 or maybe even Reality IMO, but QM is good too. --dawn > Jeff > > "eppick77" > > news:6c9fe352-3517-4eb7-afa7-e2bd1da1cb6c@z6g2000pre.googlegroups.com... > On Nov 13, 4:07 pm, "Jeff Caspari" > > > Tony, > > Your time would be better spent offering to port D3 applications to QM. > > That's a business opportunity now. > > Jeff > > I will be happy to give him a hand - I am porting over a 70 user D3 > system to QM and we are growing it to 100 users. > > Eugene |
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