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Don
One of our customers has done something similar using our RPG2SQL
Integrator product and Oracle - they also used Profound Logic's
RPG/Smart Pages. They used RPG2SQL to get data from an Oracle database,
combined with data from native files. It's very clean, very transparent.
I can't say who it is, they've not released us for that. But I can speak
in general terms. It is a utility, and they have customer info on one
system and service call info on another. That's what they are combining.
<verndor-response>
Obviously, this is about one of OUR products, but it speaks to the
general possibility. But if you want to discuss it, feel free to call me
or Richard at 888.rjs.soft
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HTH
Vern
On 3/12/2011 12:08 PM, Don Cavaiani wrote:
We are wondering if anyone has developed IBM i applications (especially
Browser based) which includes accessing data/documents/graphics from a
SQL SERVER based Document Management System (specifically Fortis).
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