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2502.1 | Contact in Burlington, MA | TRCOA::TRCP56::SIE | Hakuna Matata | Thu May 20 1993 18:11 | 9 |
| Steve,
I got a name from one of their US folks while they were here at the
CLient/Server Tradeshow at Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Her name is Mindi
Butterfield and she handles the relationship between PowerSoft and DEC. Her
number is (617)229-2200. From my understanding, PowerBuilder does not run on
the VAX. It currently runs on MS Windows platform.
Len
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2502.2 | PowerBuilder info... | MSBCS::ASHU | | Fri May 21 1993 11:04 | 23 |
| 1. Yes, PowerBuilder is a Windows Application Development Tool targeted
at SQL (Database) applications accessing data off a LAN based server
(typically Microsoft's SQL Server 4.2).
2. We (Digital) are working with Powersoft company to build a driver so
as to enable PowerBuilder developed applications to access VAX/Rdb
databases also. Please contact Jeff Balboni on more details regarding
this pertnership.
3. With new enhancements to PowerBuilder which support an emerging
interface standard called ODBC (Open Database Connectivity from
Microsoft) - Digital's ACCESSWORKS servers (VAX/VMS/Rdb) can support
Powerbuilder built client applications.
4. Finally, PowerBuilder has gained quite a following in the industry
with application developers, though the competition is right behind
(examples are: SQL/Windows from Gupta, ACCESS and Visual Basic from
Microsoft).
Hope this helps.
Ashu
ACCESSWORKS Product Management
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2502.3 | Canadian Corner Thanmks for the memories | TROOA::HILTON | | Fri May 21 1993 16:54 | 3 |
| Thanks guys
Steve
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2502.4 | notes? | WRAFLC::GILLEY | Whatsoever a man soweth, that also shall he reap. | Wed Apr 20 1994 13:53 | 4 |
| Is there a notes file? Didn't see one announced, but that doesn't mean
anything.
chg
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2502.5 | | QUEK::MOY | Michael Moy, DEC Rdb Engineering | Wed Apr 20 1994 14:26 | 12 |
| re: .2
> 2. We (Digital) are working with Powersoft company to build a driver so
> as to enable PowerBuilder developed applications to access VAX/Rdb
> databases also. Please contact Jeff Balboni on more details regarding
> this pertnership.
Jeff Balboni left the company quite some time ago. You might try the
comp.soft-sys.powerbuilder newsgroup.
michael
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2502.6 | ? | WRAFLC::GILLEY | Whatsoever a man soweth, that also shall he reap. | Wed Apr 20 1994 15:18 | 5 |
| Michael,
.2 is rather old. Did you mean to comment about my question?
chg
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2502.7 | | QUEK::MOY | Michael Moy, DEC SQL Engineering | Wed Apr 20 1994 15:31 | 5 |
| Yes. I noticed the new note and had a look at the older ones too.
Didn't notice the dates though. What are you looking for in a
conference? Marketing or technical information?
michael
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2502.8 | Try ODBC | QUEK::MOY | Michael Moy, DEC SQL Engineering | Wed Apr 20 1994 15:38 | 6 |
| You could try the ODBC notesfile as there are some powerbuilder
questions answered in there. Powerbuilder information is probably
spread across a few of the database/imnformation management type
notesfiles.
michael
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2502.9 | Looking for technical details. | WRAFLC::GILLEY | Whatsoever a man soweth, that also shall he reap. | Wed Apr 20 1994 16:09 | 10 |
|
Michael,
Okay, I've missed dates before as well. Commenting on a note 4
years old makes one feel quite silly. I'm looking for technical
assistance. For example, as Motif is to NOTED::MOTIF, PowerBuilder is
to ??::??. I'll check out the ODBC conference to see what I can find.
I was hoping for a dedicated notes file, though.
chg
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