We are currently running UniData 5.2 on Unix. (I know, I know, I've been
pushing for an upgrade.)
Anyway, my boss wants us to get into data warehousing for data storage and
reporting purposes. And, of course, with a nice front end for the users
to get AdHoc reports, graphs, etc without
Try checking out www.mits.com
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We are currently running UniData 5.2 on Unix. (I know, I know
Check out MITS at mgmt-info-tools.com
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Try checking out www.mits.com
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What a great list. I already have 3 leads.
Thanks to everyone who replied.
Bruce
Bruce M Neylon
Health Care Management Group
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Ask your account rep about IBM's Red Brick database. It was designed from the
ground up (by Ralph Kimball and others) specifically to implement star schemas,
and is highly scalable. Because it does not carry the overheads that
transactional engines carry, and because it has lots of other
