Re: Is Informix being ported to Linux?

Paal Thingboe wrote: > > I am a consultant for several medium to large sized businesses in Norway. > > Many of our customers are now asking what software can run on Linux. Especially > because many of them are setting up SQL servers to be used with the WEB > and for applications like SAP R/3. > > What can I tell them? The alternative for many of the medium-sized ones, is > to run MS SQL Server, which doesn't work at all, but is very cheap. > > -- > Paal Thingbo Hi Paal, You may want to take a look at ADABAS D Personal Edition from Software AG. It's avaiable on Linux and is supported by Trifox's VORTEXjdbc, VORTEXjava and VORTEXperl products and SAP's R3. VORTEXjdbc provides a JDBC-compliant driver written in pure Java for Java applications to access all leading relational and legacy databases via the VORTEX database access and performance boosters, like VORTEXaccelerator, the industry-leading high performance transaction process monitor. You can obtain an evaluation copy of VORTEXjdbc from our WEB site at http://www.trifox.com/vortex/vtxjdbc.html VORTEXJava(tm) Edition provides a pure Java connection for Java (1.0 AND 1.1) applications to access all leading relational and legacy databases via the VORTEX database access and performance boosters, like VORTEXaccelerator, the industry-leading high performance transaction process monitor. You can obtain an evaluation copy of VORTEXjava from our WEB site at http://www.trifox.com/vortex/vtxjava.html VORTEXPerl provides a simple interface for Perl applications to access all leading relational and legacy databases via the VORTEX database access and performance boosters, like VORTEXaccelerator, the industry-leading high performance transaction process monitor. With VORTEXPerl you can quickly access DBMS information from CGI applications and spend your time making your application great without bothering with DBMS details. You can obtain an evaluation copy of VORTEXperl from our WEB site at http://www.trifox.com/j/vortex/vtxperl.html Please see http://www.softwareag.com/adaform/adad.htm for details on obtaining a FREE copy of ADABAS D Personal Edition for Linux Regards, Bob Eisner 408.369.2392