Re: Informix on RedHat Linux Pricing
Martin Gutjahr said the $99 Informix Linux offer expired on 31 Dec 1999, and IDS Linux 7.31.UC10-1 cost $300 per user at Intraware; he advised kernel above 2.2.10 and glibc above 2.1.1. Art S. Kagel reported a $199 IDS.2000 Linux offer extended to Foundation.2000, available by phone. Thomas Parsli found it on the site. Leo Baltus asked how to use Client-SDK with Delphi without BDE; unanswered.
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Alexadner Rivilis wrote: > Hello, > > What is a good place to download > Informix dynamic server > Informix 4GL > for RedHat Linux? > > The $500 price quoted through Informix web site is a bit > too steep (especially remembering $99 deal). As far as I know the $99 special offer ran out on 31.Dec 1999. At Intraware (http://www.intraware.com/informix) the IDS Linux Edition 7.31.UC10-1 is at a price of $300 per user with a minimum user-count of 1. In my opinion this also is a little bit too much, regarding to the missing funcionallity on linux compared to other OS-Versions. But if you see the price eg. for HPUX ($1500 with minimum 5 users=$7500) the linux-version is still a good deal (and it runs quite stable). Be sure that you have a kernel > 2.2.10 and glibc > 2.1.1. otherwise you will run in problems. About 4GL I don't have any experiences, we use the client-SDK with perl and php3 on our web-platform and from NT-Clients with Borland's Delphi. (client-SDK is free). Price for 4GL on intraware is about $300 per user.... Hope that helps Martin
Note that the $199 offer for IDS.2000 on Linux was just extended to the Foundation.2000 product as well! Perhaps shortly they will drop the IDS.2000 price to %99? Is anyone listening in Menlo Park? I received this offer from IntraWare via email and it does not show on their WEB Site. It says call them at 877-822-5927 (US & Canada or 181-610-6003 Int'l) and ask for it. This is a short-time, once per customer, single user license. Art S. Kagel Martin Gutjahr wrote: > > Alexadner Rivilis wrote: > > > Hello, > > > > What is a good place to download > > Informix dynamic server > > Informix 4GL > > for RedHat Linux? > > > > The $500 price quoted through Informix web site is a bit > > too steep (especially remembering $99 deal). > > As far as I know the $99 special offer ran out on 31.Dec 1999. > At Intraware (http://www.intraware.com/informix) the IDS Linux Edition > 7.31.UC10-1 > is at a price of $300 per user with a minimum user-count of 1. > > In my opinion this also is a little bit too much, regarding to the missing > funcionallity on linux compared to other OS-Versions. > > But if you see the price eg. for HPUX ($1500 with minimum 5 users=$7500) > the linux-version is still a good deal (and it runs quite stable). > > Be sure that you have a kernel > 2.2.10 and glibc > 2.1.1. > otherwise you will run in problems. > > About 4GL I don't have any experiences, we use the client-SDK with perl and php3 > > on our web-platform and from NT-Clients with Borland's Delphi. (client-SDK is > free). > Price for 4GL on intraware is about $300 per user.... > > Hope that helps > Martin
"Art S. Kagel" <kagel@bloomberg.net> writes: > Note that the $199 offer for IDS.2000 on Linux was just extended to the > Foundation.2000 product as well! Perhaps shortly they will drop the IDS.2000 > price to %99? Is anyone listening in Menlo Park? > > I received this offer from IntraWare via email and it does not show on their > WEB Site. It's there... http://www.intraware.com/app/shop?page=wizard&wiz_typ=WIZ1_10&plne=001893&tr1=SW Finding information at Intraware is always interesting... Thomas
In article <86he38$k06$1@news.xmission.com>, Martin Gutjahr <mg@maka.es.uunet.de> wrote: > > on our web-platform and from NT-Clients with Borland's Delphi. (client-SDK is > free). How do you use the client-SDK with Delphi? I think there must be a way to use the SDK and to not use Borland's BDE. Did you make your own Tdataset descendant? -- Leo Baltus lbaltus@healthbase.nl Stichting Health Base, Houten , The Netherlands Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.