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RE: Database Licensing for Public Web Access
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To: www-rdb@w3.org
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Subject: RE: Database Licensing for Public Web Access
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From: yvonne@silcom.com (Yvonne DeGraw)
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Date: Thu, 21 Mar 1996 09:17:30 -0700
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From yvonne@silcom.com Thu Mar 21 12: 15:33 1996
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Message-Id: <v01510103ad77304588f2@[205.235.32.6]>
Other options to consider for resonable pricing are:
GNNserver (was NaviServer), which runs on Windows and several UNIX
platforms and has built-in functions and an API for accessing Illustra and
ODBC databases. (I do contracting for the company). You can download the
server for free from http://www.tools.gnn.com/. (Not sure if the Illustra
part is free, or even if I'm allowed to use the "free" word today.)
WebBase (http://www.webbase.com/), which is a Web/database server that runs
under several Windows flavors and supports RDB access to ODBC through a
kind of server-parsed SQL language. (I've heard that the Illustra Web
DataBlade is similar to this.) I think it's priced around $400.
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