Re: PHP vs Net.Data

[Larry Kleinman <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I also have used net.data for years, have done a bunch of web sites, some
full-function apps, and a ton of queries.   I like it a lot, but forced
myself to use PHP for the last web site that I did.   I found PHP much more
tedious, although admittedly, some of that was due to the fact that I was
learning PHP.  The reality is that there are more PHP codes than net.data
coders out there, more PHP documentation, and - despite IBM's continuing
support of net.data (which I've found very helpful), more support for PHP.
'Tis a shame, but I'm probably going to have to switch over to PHP

Larry Kleinman
Kleinman Associates, Inc.
212-949-6469
203-255-4100


                                                                       
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I know/use Net.Data and found it fully capable of doing everything I
needed done WEB wise.  I had heard PHP was very much like it.  We have
already gone another route - using a 4GL language which generates WEB
code.

I still use net.data for some of the simpler stuff. I was just curious
to know if PHP was at approximately the same complexity and
functionality (level) as net.data.

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On Behalf Of Walden H. Leverich
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Subject: Re: [WEB400] PHP vs Net.Data

> Find people who know it

<G>... that was at the top of my list, followed by, "Find books on it",
"Find Support for It", "Find useful code in it", "Find..."

-Walden

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