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No difference regarding PHP on IBM i or a Linux server. ( thanks to Calvin
)

DB2 is a bit of a headache in that column names are all upper case when
they are brought into Javascript via a fetch from an SQL result set. Which
is not the case with MySQL on a PC server.

DB2 is awesome once you get away from RPG record i/o and use SQL functions,
procedures, assign default values to columns, SQL views, procedures which
return result sets, ...

Biggest difference between IBM i and a PC web server is performance. IBM i
just does not scale well. A web page will work great when you demo it to
the user. But a single core power 8 can get bogged down by web code and the
SQL that serves results sets to the web pages. When that happens, code that
worked now fails with timeout messages.

-Steve

On Sat, Aug 20, 2022 at 12:52 AM jerry ven <jerryven95@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,


What is the difference between AS/400 and any normal web server in terms
of size, physical space, capacity ,performance, user friendliness etc.?




Thanks
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