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Michele writes:
> It's an Open Source database. Ask one of your developers, I'm almost positive
> D&T does Linux service agreements.
Interesting; I hadn't heard they'd gone open-source. Hm,
according to this the database you're referring to is MySQL, which
Progress didn't develop, but they spun off a subsidiary to support it.
Back in 92-95 I worked for a company that competed with Progress
in the Pick database market. Progress also makes a bunch of other
products, like SonicMQ, which just two days ago somebody was telling
me provides an extremely fast implementation of the java JMS message
queue API. Small world, hm?
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