Since I'm posting relatively many bug reports in the EDB newsgroup, I'd like
to stress the following statement, such that my bug reports and
communication with Tim is not misunderstood:

I'm very impressed with the overall quality of EDB at this early stage. I do
miss some basic features like SQL scripts etc., and yes there are a few
deviations from common industry behavior (some already addressed), but
overall the quality of product is impressively good considered the early
stage of the life-cycle.

Tim, albeit defensive in many situations, has IMO done a quality-job with
EDB.

I'm basically done with my own testing and evaluation of EDB, and I wish Tim
and his user group best of luck with their EDB ventures.

Regards,
Ole Willy Tuv

Hello Ole,

> I'm basically done with my own testing and evaluation of EDB, and I wish Tim
> and his user group best of luck with their EDB ventures.

Ok, let ME try now .. <bg>

--
Charalabos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

<< Ok, let ME try now .. <bg> >>

Try what ?

Ole Willy Tuv

Ole


Its good to have you around. There's no way the rest of us would have come up with the erudite tests you have.


Roy Lambert

Hello Ole,
> << Ok, let ME try now .. <bg> >>
>
> Try what ?

Find bugs on EDB. =)

(I'll start porting my applications from DBISAM to EDB
in the next days)

--
Charalabos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

>>I'm basically done with my own testing and evaluation of EDB, and I
wish Tim and his user group best of luck with their EDB ventures.<<

And now that his job was done,
The tall rider in the pale horse rode off into the sunset,
Heading west into the bad lands of db hell,
To tame a lawless town called SQL,
Where no one knew his name.

Dave

Ok, ok, so I guess I'm not the only one having a hard time picturing
Clint Eastwood with a Norwegian accent.

Ole,

Thanks for posting this. Your opinion is much appreciated ( I guess/hope I'm
speaking for a lot of us). I think you (and other testers) gave Tim a lot of
'wood' to make EDB a solid house. And I think Tim has really succeeded in
this.

Regards, Harry

"Ole Willy Tuv" <owtuv@online.no> schreef in bericht
news:4350696A-BF74-4EAF-BF50-74F479DDA82A@news.elevatesoft.com...
> Since I'm posting relatively many bug reports in the EDB newsgroup, I'd
like
> to stress the following statement, such that my bug reports and
> communication with Tim is not misunderstood:
>
> I'm very impressed with the overall quality of EDB at this early stage. I
do
> miss some basic features like SQL scripts etc., and yes there are a few
> deviations from common industry behavior (some already addressed), but
> overall the quality of product is impressively good considered the early
> stage of the life-cycle.
>
> Tim, albeit defensive in many situations, has IMO done a quality-job with
> EDB.
>
> I'm basically done with my own testing and evaluation of EDB, and I wish
Tim
> and his user group best of luck with their EDB ventures.
>
> Regards,
> Ole Willy Tuv
>
>

M,

<< Find bugs on EDB. =) >>

Ah, I should have thought so

<< (I'll start porting my applications from DBISAM to EDB in the next days)
>>

Let us know how the conversion goes.

Ole Willy Tuv

<< Ok, ok, so I guess I'm not the only one having a hard time picturing
Clint Eastwood with a Norwegian accent. >>

I have a nasty feeling that this particular Norwegian "version" of Clint
Eastwood would fall off the horse long before he got out of town

Ole Willy Tuv

Ole,

<< I'm basically done with my own testing and evaluation of EDB, and I wish
Tim and his user group best of luck with their EDB ventures. >>

C'mon, I won't have anything to do if you stop now.   Besides, I'm sure
there is more that needs correcting.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com