RE: db2

From: Grant Allen <Grant_at_towersoft.com.au>
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 16:53:23 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.004A1C90.20020724165323@fatcity.com>

Gordon, Emery {PDBI~Palo Alto}[SMTP:EMERY.GORDON_at_ROCHE.COM] wrote:
> >Has anyone compared IBMs DB2 offerings against Oracle tools. There
> appears
> >to be a produce very close to JDeveloper and the tools claim to compete
> well
> >in the mid tier database market.
> >
> >Emery Gordon
>

It's very much a case of "what's your poison". If you're talking about IBM's Visual Age for Java, it is just as nice/easy/hard/difficult/cumbersome/annoying/great/quick/slow etc. as JDev. The interface took a little while to get used to ... and my one big beef was it took me a while to find where the hell it was actually storing my source code (yeah, I'm an old jdk command line dinosaur, I like seeing the raw source).

Ciao
Fuzzy
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