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austin castro — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
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I'm in the process of doing doing the opposite, I worked with online for 2
1/2 years, now I'm working with standard engine. I've found that my
knowledge of online has helped me with SE but that's because SE is simplier.
If your area is programming (as is mine) then you'll find that you'll need
to take into account such things as transaction logging being turned on.
HTH
Austin
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1/2 years, now I'm working with standard engine. I've found that my<BR>
knowledge of online has helped me with SE but that's because SE is simplier.<BR>
If your area is programming (as is mine) then you'll find that you'll need<BR>
to take into account such things as transaction logging being turned on.<BR>
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HTH<BR>
Austin<BR>
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