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Joe Lumbley — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Miguel A. Caldera (mac@antares-dev.com) wrote:
: >From: dkay@i-2000.com (DeWitt Kay)
: >
: >A review committee met recently to learn why a local Informix VAR had
: >exceeded both time and cost estimates in developing a rather simple
: >Informix (DOS) database for a Netware network and why the database
: >still failed to function as expected. For example, network server
: >performance degraded significantly if a second local client logged
: >into the application.
The VAR was right. It seems that Informix abandoned the Netware port. You've
already seen a suggestion to move to SCO. That is a good suggestion, but
you may also want to look at informix 7.12 on Windows NT. I'm definitely
a Unix bigot, but I've been rather pleasantly surprised with what I've
seen in the short time that I've been looking at the NT version.
Joe
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