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Date: | Wed, 6 Mar 2002 03:15:00 -0700 |
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Sletten Kenneth W KPWA <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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>SIDEBAR: Not counting run time for the Adager
>job, the above sequence can be completed in
>about the time it took me to type this. But
>for cases where someone is making very frequent
>changes to a database, it certainly would still
>be handy to be able to drive all Adager changes
>from a schema file generated from a production
>master DICTIONARY.. Helloooo, Adager... :-)
Helloooo, Ken... Loud and clear :-)
I am doing my best to navigate through inevitable
bureaucratic endeavors (not Adager's, mind you,
because we do NOT have a bureaucracy here, but
it has become a sad fact that hp3000-related
strategic matters tend to eat up a lot of time).
Every minute I manage to get, I invest in Adager
programing -- which is the activity that I love
the most. There are a couple of items ahead of
the schema-interface project that you and other
Adager users have so bravely (and patiently)
championed, and I am making my way through the
priority hierarchy as quickly as I can.
We all want to demonstrate the superiority of
IMAGE's methodology, even if Tom Emerson has
to suffer through 'the Microsoft "access" /
unix "sql" way of doing things' that he so
eloquently mentions.
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| r | Alfredo [log in to unmask]
| e | http://www.adager.com
| g | F. Alfredo Rego
| a | Manager, R & D Labs
| d | Adager Corporation
| A | Sun Valley, Idaho 83353-3000 U.S.A.
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