Jan 20, 2005 #1 Nivashni Programmer Joined Jan 19, 2005 Messages 2 Location ZA Hi there I'd like to enquire about what the rest of you are doing with regard to IBM phasing out Informix support. %-) Are you re-writing? If so, in what language? Thanks!!!
Hi there I'd like to enquire about what the rest of you are doing with regard to IBM phasing out Informix support. %-) Are you re-writing? If so, in what language? Thanks!!!
Jan 20, 2005 #2 overtime Programmer Joined Jul 23, 2001 Messages 7 Location US One option I am considering is to convert my 4GL code using 4J'S and then migrate to Postgress or MySql or some such for the database backend. Trouble is, 4J'S is very expensive with its per-seat licensing. Any other ideas? Upvote 0 Downvote
One option I am considering is to convert my 4GL code using 4J'S and then migrate to Postgress or MySql or some such for the database backend. Trouble is, 4J'S is very expensive with its per-seat licensing. Any other ideas?
Jan 23, 2005 Thread starter #3 Nivashni Programmer Joined Jan 19, 2005 Messages 2 Location ZA Hi Thanks for the suggestion. We need something that's not too expensive... we have over 200 sites, each having a minimum of 10 users! By the way, what is 4J's?? Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Thanks for the suggestion. We need something that's not too expensive... we have over 200 sites, each having a minimum of 10 users! By the way, what is 4J's??
Feb 17, 2005 #4 maeon3 Programmer Joined Feb 17, 2005 Messages 1 Location US Our company is getting rid of 4GL and replacing it with Java and 4J's. We are also getting rid of microsoft and supporting Linux Server 3.0 Upvote 0 Downvote
Our company is getting rid of 4GL and replacing it with Java and 4J's. We are also getting rid of microsoft and supporting Linux Server 3.0
Mar 13, 2005 #5 nicklello Programmer Joined Mar 11, 2005 Messages 4 Location US How about keeping 4gl and using the open source Aubit compiler ? http://aubit.sourceforge.net The code produced uses ODBC data connections so can be used to port your code to any database. I believe later versions will even translate your 4gl to Perl. Best of all, being open source it's FREE Upvote 0 Downvote
How about keeping 4gl and using the open source Aubit compiler ? http://aubit.sourceforge.net The code produced uses ODBC data connections so can be used to port your code to any database. I believe later versions will even translate your 4gl to Perl. Best of all, being open source it's FREE