Another excellent source of information on this topic is the series of
postings that Jim Starkey has on the IB Phoenix site, regarding the
Vulcan project. I just had several hours babysitting a long running
process to enjoy those articles. Skip FB2.0 - I'm waiting for Vulcan!

It's too bad that Borland introduced the SQLDA into the equation.
That's going to be a hard piece of <insert choice of words here> to get
rid of.

On Wed, 2005-02-09 at 22:07, Dalton Calford wrote:
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> >Dalton's superb article has provided a good starting point for learning
> >and extrapolating from. My inability to read his first email should not
> >be construed as lack of an adequate answer - only lack of sleep on my
> >part. :o)
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> >Thanks for the many clarifications about the server models.
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> Helen Borrie is the one who really deserves the thanks, her effort to
> convert my inane ramblings to decipherable text is amazing.
> I have the distinction of being a high school dropout who has the social
> skill set of your average chess club (D&D club) alumni.
> If my responses seem a little harsh and terse, please understand the
> source. If we keep our discussions on the list, Helen may grace us with
> another easy to read compilation (please understand, the some solutions
> document was actually a whole slew of emails sent at around midnight or
> later after a very long work day).
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> best regards
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> Dalton
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