Bob Filipiak

To All,

For those of us who have dealt with all of the "undocumented features" (read: bugs) in Windows, etc; after reading the
following, I get this cold wave across my back.


http://www.itwire.co...t/view/4716/53/


Anyone else fee lthe same way. My imagination goes wild with the possibility for hacker exploits.

Bob Filipiak

I have been spoiled by the low overhead that old green screen Unix version of PRO-IV has as compared to Windows. We are in the middle of a migration from PRO-IV to a software package that uses MSDE or as one person put it: "SQL Lite".

The same amount of data is in use, an inventory that exceeds 141,000 skus.

Under Unix, the response time is a few seconds; but once WIndows gets in the way, I could row a boat across the pond to the UK, get a spot of tea, and row back before I get a response.

So, if any of you are using SQL with at least 125,000 records in your db, and have superb performance in retrieval of large number of records, I would appreciate knowing which "flavor" of SQL you are using, and the approximate amount of records involved.

Thanks

Bob Filipiak