Re: How does I-NET/ODBC behave over slow net conections?

The problem is not on the slow lines, but on the product. I-Net is not reliable. And ODBC over I-Net is even worse, given that you need to pass through an additional layer, the I-Net, in terms of performance and reliability. I would suggest you look at server-based ODBC products that talk directly to the database engine without the I-Net. Recently, I recommended 2 such products to our clients. They are OpenPath ODBC from Trilogy Intl, and OpenLink ODBC from OpenLink. Our clients seem to like Trilogy's OpenPath (www.openpath.com) better, though. David Wang, senior consultant Consultak Fullerton, California F. Fernandez <ferdez@despodata.pt> wrote in article <330B91D3.32D4@despodata.pt>... > Hi all! > > I am wondering how does I-NET (alone) and ODBC (with I-NET) work > over slow lines. I'm not talking about Internet but equally slow > environment in a private WAN without security problems. > > Does anyone have some good or bad experience with this? Does it > work reliably? > > Thanks in advance, > > Fernando > -- > Fernando Fernandez fernandez@despodata.pt > Despodata http://despodata.pt >