If it was possible to run an application written in ASP for IIS under
NT4 against a second server running MS-SQL under NT4, would windows be
legacy or just the application?
Chris Bipes
Director of Information Services
CrossCheck, Inc.
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"(Unix came out over 40 years ago - shall we talk legacy?)"
First version of Windows came out in 1985, first version of i/OS (S/38)
in 1979 - only 6 years older. I guess everything is "legacy".
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