Subject | RE: [IBO] Poor South Africans |
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Author | Don Schoeman |
Post date | 2002-03-18T09:21:25Z |
I think that once you know IB/FB and know the basic principles of
Client/Server databasing then you're already halfway there. So my advice is
to read the Interbase pdf's and make sure you know the basics of IB/FB
(especially if you're from a Paradox/BDE background). If in the future I am
forced to take a different path other than Delphi, IBO and IB/FB, I think I
will take up professional fishing (or some job in the export business).
Best Regards,
Don Schoeman
-----Original Message-----
From: Technisoft [mailto:plawson@...]
Sent: 18 March 2002 10:32
To: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [IBO] Poor South Africans
At 14:00 15-03-2002 +0000, Don wrote:
steepness of that learning curve.
Peter Lawson
Client/Server databasing then you're already halfway there. So my advice is
to read the Interbase pdf's and make sure you know the basics of IB/FB
(especially if you're from a Paradox/BDE background). If in the future I am
forced to take a different path other than Delphi, IBO and IB/FB, I think I
will take up professional fishing (or some job in the export business).
Best Regards,
Don Schoeman
-----Original Message-----
From: Technisoft [mailto:plawson@...]
Sent: 18 March 2002 10:32
To: IBObjects@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [IBO] Poor South Africans
At 14:00 15-03-2002 +0000, Don wrote:
> >From a fellow (poor) South African (Pretoria).This one in Cape Town is saving hard :>). And a bit alarmed by the
steepness of that learning curve.
Peter Lawson