Subject | Re: QLI and ancient IB language |
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Author | Rob Schuff |
Post date | 2000-01-15T21:27:46Z |
My personal bias is to keep InterBase as standards compliant as possible
unless there is some way cool thing that couldn't be done without QLI.
Frankly, I'm not do not know what QLI capabilities are. Perhaps Ann could
enlighten us poor souls.
rob
unless there is some way cool thing that couldn't be done without QLI.
Frankly, I'm not do not know what QLI capabilities are. Perhaps Ann could
enlighten us poor souls.
rob
----- Original Message -----
From: Fabricio Araujo <fabricioa@...>
To: <ibdI@onelist.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2000 10:33 PM
Subject: [IBDI] QLI and ancient IB language
> From: "Fabricio Araujo" <fabricioa@...>
>
> Hi,
>
> When IB lied in Inprise's hand, it stopped support to
> the ancient language which QLI is based.
> Since (I guess) this utility still have some unleashed habilities, what
> will be the directive: transport its capacities to SQL language (which,
> in that case, will be host for non-standard SQL extensions) or leave it
> untouched or the third option (abandon it rip it out from all versions of
> Interbase)?
>
> []s Fabricio
>
>
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