onweb or ISA versus IECC

What I like about it was that it worked right after installing (the manual was useful for a change, Informix! Way to go!). It took me less than five minutes after downloading to get the first screen on my browser, then another minute to configure my instances... and then came the wait while results were sent to the browser (I never was able to finish the display of my Hash Tables option; don't choose this for very large databases). For the most part, reaction was relatively quick-to-reasonable. Hey! I'm easy to please. If it installs and configures just as they say in the accompanying manual/README and I can run it without crashing it the first day of trials, I'm happy. Now... let me at that underlying code!... Best regards, Edmund Nigel Gall Senior Information Systems Specialist Process Plant Services Limited Atlantic Avenue, Point Lisas Industrial Estate Point Lisas, Couva, Trinidad & Tobago, W.I. Tel: (868) 636 2906 x 274 Fax: (868) 679 3770 -----Original Message----- From: Paul Watson [mailto:Paul.Watson@gmaccc.co.uk] Sent: 2000 February 02 5:52 AM To: Mark D. Stock Cc: Nigel Gall; 'Info Temp'; Karl Johan Gr'ttum; informix-list@iiug.org Subject: Re: onweb [cutting] > > But all those problems aside, is it just me, or is OnWeb/ISA a pile of > shit, and no worthy replacement for IECC? It's just me? Oh, okay! No it's a total pile of shit, ask Tim - he loves the way it installs:-)) Shame I thought it had potential, but it looks like something that was knocked up in an afternoon as a training exercise for the 'care in community' programmers. Have looked at the code:-)) > > Cheers, > -- > Mark. -- Paul Watson # WF Software # If it was easy Tel ++44 1436 674729 # Everybody could do it Fax ++44 1436 678693 # www.wfsoftware.com/informix #