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Richard Finkelstein — — source: Informix-list mailing list archive (1991-1998)
Hi.
In article <3o6rcs$1a5@cnslinux.cnsgrm.com> danielw@cnslinux.cnsgrm.com
(Daniel Wynalda) writes:>From: danielw@cnslinux.cnsgrm.com (Daniel Wynalda)
>Subject: Re: v4 to v5-4gl/INFORMIX SCREWS ANOTHER CUSTOMER *PLEASE READ*
>Date: 2 May 1995 22:56:28 -0400
>Summary: Is everyone getting screwed the way we are???
>Keywords: screwing by informix, small/mid sized company.
>Certainly every other small-medium sized company that develops
>their own Informix packages isn't getting this kind of screwing
>are they? I don't know many companies willing to write a $50k
>check for maintaining software running on !1! 80486! What
>is everyone else doing?
Usually we recommend Microsoft SQL Server for smaller workgroups. Their
pricing structure is more conducive for small to medium size companies. While
I knew that Informix is expensive I didn't realize it was this expensive. Does
anyone know if Oracle For Workgroup has a more cost effective pricing
structure. For multi-user work, Progress seems to be reasonably priced.
Progress also turns up quite often in companies your size.
Rich
Richard Finkelstein, Performance Computing, Inc.
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