or how high Elevate Software has set your expectations...

> I guess that is what Borland has done to my
> expectations.

Jason,

<< or how high Elevate Software has set your expectations... >>

Okay, now you guys are scaring *me* into thinking that this thing isn't
going to meet your expectations.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

I'm just giddy about surprise features that *may* be in EDB. If you've
been a customer since V1, then you'll know what I mean.

Jason Lee wrote:

> or how high Elevate Software has set your expectations...
>
> > I guess that is what Borland has done to my  expectations.

My epxecations were met with Dbisam 4.0.  Everything else is gravy.
Comparing Borland to Elevate in terms of meeting cusotmers expectations
is not a fair comparison.

--
David Farrell-Garcia
Whidbey Island Software, LLC

It is when you are trying to explain the extent of a continuum....
Borland=Lowest of the low
Elevate=Highest of the high



David Farrell-Garcia wrote:

> Comparing Borland to Elevate in terms of meeting cusotmers expectations
> is not a fair comparison.

<<Yep, and it is a testament to how much we really love this product.

ABSOLUTELY! I have held off starting two projects since September 2005
waiting for EDB (when EDB was first expected to be released.) These are
projects I could have written with DBIsam v4.x but wanted them to be
strictly EDB. Luckily the powers that be have thus far listened to my
reasoning. Although I do have to start the projects come January 1st or
risk being pummelled (Tim...sorry for the not so subtle hint.

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson

Jan,

<< ABSOLUTELY! I have held off starting two projects since September 2005
waiting for EDB (when EDB was first expected to be released.) These are
projects I could have written with DBIsam v4.x but wanted them to be
strictly EDB. Luckily the powers that be have thus far listened to my
reasoning. Although I do have to start the projects come January 1st or risk
being pummelled (Tim...sorry for the not so subtle hint. >>

We're doing everything we can to get things ready for final release ASAP.
It's all hands on deck here and Sam and I are working very hard on the
documentation.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim...

I have no doubt. Actually, I appreciate the fact that you have held off
releasing it until you were sure that it was ready to go...rather than
releasing a product with a lot of bugs or half finished requested
enhancements. Kudos to you! BTW, many thanks to Sam for enduring the
many hours which I'm sure you spend at the computer to make we users
happy.

--
Regards,
Jan Ferguson


Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

<<Jan,
<<
<<<< ABSOLUTELY! I have held off starting two projects since September
<<<<2005 waiting for EDB (when EDB was first expected to be released.)
<<<<These are projects I could have written with DBIsam v4.x but wanted
<<<<them to be strictly EDB. Luckily the powers that be have thus far
<<<<listened to my reasoning. Although I do have to start the projects
<<<<come January 1st or risk being pummelled (Tim...sorry for the not
<<<<so subtle hint. >>
<<
<<We're doing everything we can to get things ready for final release
<<ASAP. It's all hands on deck here and Sam and I are working very hard
<<on the documentation.
<<
<<--
<<Tim Young
<<Elevate Software
<<www.elevatesoft.com
>>

Tim

Let's vote for adding Santa clause to EDB's SQL.
I propose the following syntax for the clause:

Select * from "huge table"
Order by "unindexed column"
Santa please make it work fast!


Michael

> Will Santa be good to us this Christmas????
>