| Subject | Re: [IBO] IBO shortcomings |
|---|---|
| Author | Nando Dessena |
| Post date | 2001-06-11T09:06:29Z |
Greg,
- IBX has an easier learning curve if you come from TDataSet and/or BDE
oriented developing.
- IBO can be intimidating with all the settings and options and such it
has.
- One could not find himself at home with the architecure heavily based
on stringlists, the way columns are managed at run time only, and so no.
I have seen that in time people tend to adapt to this mindshift and then
take advantage of it, but it's not immediate for everybody.
There are many good things in IBO, but you must already know.
Ciao
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> Would anyone be willing to tell me of IBO's shortcomings both inMy 0.2:
> respect to
> interbaseExpress and shortcomings irrespective of interbaseExpress?
- IBX has an easier learning curve if you come from TDataSet and/or BDE
oriented developing.
- IBO can be intimidating with all the settings and options and such it
has.
- One could not find himself at home with the architecure heavily based
on stringlists, the way columns are managed at run time only, and so no.
I have seen that in time people tend to adapt to this mindshift and then
take advantage of it, but it's not immediate for everybody.
> What does IBX do better than IBO?the installation program, maybe?
There are many good things in IBO, but you must already know.
> Please don't just answer those two questions.Should we anticipate questions you don't ask? ;-)
Ciao
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_/\/ando