Re: is this need for SEQUEL or other product

[Vernon Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yeah, Jim - I understand your point of view - each company has its own, 
of course. We use several free utilities, especially some Scott Klement 
has written, and things from easy400.net.

I THINK SEQUEL uses processor-based pricing, but I wasn't in the middle 
of the negotiations. There may be other options. As for WebQuery - is it 
possible to price it by the workload cap stuff? I just don't know - and 
that can be a nice option, IIRC.

I don't have an opinion on Jasper - I saw it in use at my previous job 
at RJS - they make use of it for some things. But I wasn't involved, so 
can't speak to interface or usability. It is good stuff, so far as I 
remember. And widely used in several IT communities.

SEQUEL had a telling attribute in our evaluations - familiar interface 
for a significant share of our people. And it turns out they have an 
excellent support crew - and I make sure to take advantage of their 
availability - gotta get our money's worth on support!!

Regards
Vern

On 4/3/2014 10:26 PM, Jim It wrote:
> Vern, 		 	   		
> that is why I have a problem with commercial products.  Outrageous pricing by processing groups.  (i.e. WebQuery pricing by core!!!!) Programmatically  , I code everything native using whatever means necessary and never using commercial products.
> Any open source the i can run; pgp, zip, etc is fine.  I've found one of our major financial institutions was using antiquated PGP encryption keys and could not accept the latest open source encryption keys and I had to roll back.  Sad!!!
> Jim