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Rob Sargent — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
In article <CKMG9K.2JI@sybase.com> davec@ribo.sybase.com (David Clegg) writes:
The suggestion that you layer your application to isolate the RDBMS access
in separate modules is a very good one, but do not confuse that with the
other issues. I would recommend that if you can implement your project using
ANSI '92 Entry level ESQL, you should go ahead and do that.
All ANSI certified ESQL precompilers have a mechanism known as FIPS-FLAGGING
which you can use to identify any non-standard extensions you are using in
your ESQL.
If you can get a 'database independent' version of your application running in
this way, you can worry about optimizing performance for specific databases
later -- as the performance bottle-necks and market demand direct you.
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Dave Clegg -- davec@sybase.com
I'm getting nervous. Sybase reps (ie anyone@sybase.com) seem very
sealous about projecting ESQL. Will dblib last long? Shouldn't the
server have the sql (in sp's)?
rjs
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