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From: "Richard B Baird" <rbaird@esourceconsulting.com> > how do all of you in the group handle multiple clicks on > cgi links? Off list, because I can't think of a better solution than to encourage you to try Relational-Web. Then let users click away on the same link as many times as they like. Would you disable the <Enter> key on a 5250 screen, for example? How would a Relational-Web application handle 100 simultaneous clicks on a single link? The same way a 5250 program would handle 100 repeated <Enter> keys. The request would be queued and processed. Would performance suffer? Hardly, if any at all. Relational-Web is designed for highly interactive Web workloads. Its performance is outstanding. A lot of the little problems that you experience with CGI simply never arise. The license fee for Relational-Web is $500 per CPU. That cost is more than offset by exceptional features, performance, and support. You can try Relational-Web for 30 days. I only invoice if my customers are completely satisfied. I'd be happy to send you a copy for evaluation. You can visit my Web site for more information. I'd also be happy to respond to email. Thank you for your consideration, Nathan M. Andelin www.relational-data.com
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