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Dave, >I asummed since Paul Conte partnered with Mike on the MS SQL Server 7 /2000 >books he must have moved on away from DB2/400 (snip) >Well worth a look as all the back issues are online for free.Mike is >considered a bit >of a guru in the Microsoft scene now.That alone was what made me give up on the >AS/400 platform. Is this the same type of logic used to defend an earlier statement of yours? To wit: "As a general rule from now on I would only recomend SQL2000 Enterprise for any new applications-It beats Oracle hands down,has all the bells and whistles management tools/dev enviroment that Oracle has not got yet. Its aboubt as good as DB2/400 but is far cheaper and scales nicely at a fraction of the cost." Excuse me if I fail to see the credibility in your position, based on your posts thus far. Please try again with verifiable substantiation to your claims. Doug
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