Re: Query/400

[rick baird <rick.baird@xxxxxxxxx>]

Probably will be safe for a very long time.  It hasn't been enhanced
in a long time, and I know that there are TONS of in-house stuff that
depend on it for the creation of workfiles, reports, etc.

Don't expect any enhancements, and it may not keep up with the latest
and greatest query engines for db2, but I don't see it going anywhere.


On Thu, 25 Nov 2004 11:04:18 -0500, Neil Palmer/DPS <neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> It's still safe.
> 
> ...Neil
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> "Steven DONNELLAN" <steven@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Subject
> Query/400
> 
> As an unemployed AS/400+iSeries+i5 type person I normally just 'lurk' on
> this list, but I've been asked by a friend who still looks after his pet
> AS/400 to ask this question;
> As a company who used to depend on Office and had to drop it because IBM
> dropped it, is their second favourite product 'Query' currently still
> safe from the dreaded axe?
> My gut feeling is that it is, but some of you have contacts I don't!!
> 
> Steven Donnellan
> 
> I won't need to fight,
> to prove I'm right,
> I don't need to be forgiven....
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