Re: javascript & stored procedure

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes.  Learn jQuery.  I understand that, I really do.  I decided that I 
needed to know the basics and stop being yanked around from one tool kit 
to another.  So, for now at least, I am avoiding jQuery.

This is all hobby stuff for me, to keep me off the street corners and 
out of the Bingo Halls or zoning out with Soduko.  Last spring I started 
with SQL (very impressed!  I regret ignoring SQL for all of these 
years.)    This is one of the SQL demo series I did: 
http://www.martinvt.com/SQL_-simple-/SQL_Simple_Subfile/sql_simple_subfile.html

Very plain vanilla green screen.  Its complete but still green screen.  
So now I am seeing how big a job it is to use and deliver the same data 
on a web page: http://ventures.martinvt.com  My current goal is to be 
able, by January 20th, to update the data from the web page and not have 
to do the update with green screen.

I would add this: onmouseover in and of itself is enough a user 
advantage to doom 5250's future for the employee who is a casual user of 
IT services. In my opinion.


On 12/20/2016 2:52 PM, Bradley Stone wrote:
> Ps.. Add jQuery in the mix and you'll be writing some pretty neat
> applications.:)
>
> Brad
> www.bvstools.com