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> From: Leif Svalgaard > > Joe, how can you compare a database D2/400 to an operating system? > They have nothing to do with each other. I (and my customers) have for > 20 years been using REALIA COBOL's database and never had data > corrupted. Leif, I am not going to get into a pissing contest with you. You ought to know that when I typed "PC operating system" I meant "PC database". And I know you know that there are very few PC databases that have anywhere near the integrity of DB2/400. Most do not. That was my point. As to CA-Realia COBOL, I have no real issues with the product other than the fact that I only know of one person who uses it, and that would be you. I'm glad they have a solid database. Does it have an ODBC interface? Joe
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