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The problem is that RAD does NOT have all the features of WDSC.  RAD
does not have, for instance, the Remote Systems Explorer, which is
pretty much the backbone of all iSeries functionality in WDSC.

On the other hand, WDSC standard edition does not have all the features
of RAD.  It is built on RWD, and as such is missing things like full EJB
support and ClearCase integration.

>From a common sense perspective, it would SEEM that installing WDSC
standard edition on top of RAD or vice versa would get you what would in
effect be WDSC advanced edition, but I don't know that for sure.  Common
sense is not always a reasonable guide in these situations.

Joe


> From: Moraga, Martin
> 
> Based on what that table depicts (Manual says vertical axis represents
> products already installed, horizontal products attempting to be
> installed), if you have WDSC already and try to install RAD you will
be
> "sharing" which means "the second product extends the capabilities of
an
> existing product" without installing another workspace. If you have
RAD
> and install WDSC you will be "upgrading" which means "you will be
> upgraded to the product with the higher functionality. The first
product
> will be uninstalled but the workspace" remains untouched.
> 
> I may be wrong, but I personally think that in that table Horizontal
> must be products installed and Vertical products you are trying to
> install which would be that if you have WDSC and install RAD it
updates
> to RAD (higher functionality), and if you have RAD and install WDSC
you
> share (Because RAD has all the features already).


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