> Even though Interbase is free now, there are some things I personally
> don't like about it - such as the enforced uppercase (although I do
> realise that there are ways around that). I don't know what it is like
> in large data/user environments yet, but I think it's got to be better
> than using Paradox tables.
forced uppercase? Of table names? the DB stores them internally as
uppercase, but:
select * from table
is the same as
SeLeCt * fRoM tAbLe
SQL is not case sensative. :)
As for large - define large :) depends on the load, but under fairly decient
load it can handle 20-40 users.... if the app is designed in a way that
allows it to work well (no TTables, for exmaple)
>
> All said and done, and I think that your best bet is to leave it in
> Paradox until it becomes too difficult to maintain. In the meantime,
> you might want to consider experimenting with implementations in
> Interbase or ADO (I won't use ADO simply 'cos it's M$).
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