Re: in place of I-Net
Posted in 1998
--------------01A6F1315E8F6FAF5F97CA4D Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Why SQL-Retriever is better SCO SQL-Retriever is the SCO Vision97 suite's high-performance Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) database access middleware product. SCO SQL-Retriever for 32-bit Windows applications delivers an easy, open way to access UNIX system SQL databases from Windows95 and Windows NT developer tools or personal productivity programs. It is designed for people who want to rapidly develop efficient client/server database access solutions. SCO SQL-Retriever system's simple, open architecture provides access to all popular UNIX system SQL database systems -- simultaneously if necessary -- without the cost or complication associated with proprietary database vendor networking products or proprietary developer tools. Features + Connects 32-bit Windows applications to UNIX system SQL databases + Automatically detects networking and database configuration information during installation + Supports Oracle, Informix, CA-Ingres, Sybase, Interbase and Progress + Includes optional system management + Provides simple but powerful Security Manager facility + Includes examples and tips for developers (Delphi, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Office) + Involves no additional cost / complexity of database vendors' connectivity products + Part of an integrated suite Benefits + High-performance 32-bit ODBC middleware product + Extremely easy to set up and maintain + Single generic product, no matter which database or UNIX platform you use + Programming-free system management + Secure, controlled access to business-critical data + Extensive help for Windows developers + Open with no hidden costs and no database vendor lock-in + Delivers the benefits of Vision Services on Windows and UNIX systems We have consistent levels of support in the UK (8am-5.30pm) and in the US SQL-R is typically half the price of competitor ODBC drivers We benefit from the backup of SCO's world-wide presence (Support, Development and Sales) We number amongst our userbase: The UK's leading provider of legal systems One of the largest high street insurance brokers One of the largest resellers for library systems Twinned JDBC driver (Type 3) Ease of administering PCs when combined with SuperVision Bolts together easily with other members of Vision97 family (SMB product, X Server, Terminal emulator) Further information at: http://www.sco.com/vision/products/sqlretriever/ David Williams wrote: > In article <3505A034.324E9E4@sco.com_no_spam>, Allan Gould > <allang@sco.com_no_spam> writes > >David Williams wrote: > > > >> In article <35030E80.18560013@sco.com_no_spam>, Allan Gould > >> <allang@sco.com_no_spam> writes > >> >ANTS wrote: > >> > > >> >> Is there an ODBC that can work without I-Net? I have check OpenLink they > >> >> still need I-Net. > >> > > >> >Ours doesn't. SCO SQL-Retriever. Take a look at > >> >http://www.sco.com/vision/products/sqlretriever/ for more information and a > >> >downloadable eval. > >> > > >> So why is yours better than OpenLink? > > > >That's up to the user. There are plenty of postings on this group as to who has > >the lion's share of the ODBC driver market and where the good support is. > I don't see any... Come on, If you want an entry in the FAQ help me > here. > > PS My personal Web page with the FAQ on it is up to 900 hits now since > 1st DEc! > > I'd like to add a Prefered ODBC driver to the FAQ and even how to > configure it for use with SE 7.x and Online 7.x > > If you want to be there, help me out. At the moment the choice is > between SCO SQL-Retriever (which I have used and liked) or Openlink > which seems to be equally well liked. --------------01A6F1315E8F6FAF5F97CA4D Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit <HTML> <U><FONT COLOR="#3333FF"><FONT SIZE=+2>Why SQL-Retriever is better</FONT></FONT></U> <P> SCO SQL-Retriever is the SCO Vision97 suite's high-performance Open Database Connectivity <BR> (ODBC) database access middleware product. SCO SQL-Retriever for 32-bit Windows <BR> applications delivers an easy, open way to access UNIX system SQL databases from Windows95 <BR> and Windows NT developer tools or personal productivity programs. It is designed for people who <BR> want to rapidly develop efficient client/server database access solutions. <P> SCO SQL-Retriever system's simple, open architecture provides access to all popular UNIX system <BR> SQL database systems -- simultaneously if necessary -- without the cost or complication associated <BR> with proprietary database vendor networking products or proprietary developer tools. <P> <FONT COLOR="#3333FF">Features</FONT> <UL> <UL> <UL> <LI> Connects 32-bit Windows applications to UNIX system SQL databases</LI> <LI> Automatically detects networking and database configuration information during installation</LI> <LI> Supports Oracle, Informix, CA-Ingres, Sybase, Interbase and Progress</LI> <LI> Includes optional system management</LI> <LI> Provides simple but powerful Security Manager facility</LI> <LI> Includes examples and tips for developers (Delphi, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Office)</LI> <LI> Involves no additional cost / complexity of database vendors' connectivity products</LI> <LI> Part of an integrated suite</LI> </UL> <