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  3. January 2003

Re: Re: PHP on iSeries Apache

Hallo David Gibbs,

> "Peter Dow" <maillist=OZomQShHPbMlk5EcyZIkJQ@public.gmane.org> wrote in
> message 0d4701c2c63a$0665e8a0$6601a8c0@tudorst">news:0d4701c2c63a$0665e8a0$6601a8c0@tudorst...
>> No, haven't tried it.  How different is PHP from Net.Data?

> Similar concept, different implementation (I think).

If only that would be 100% true.

I'm a Net.Data fan, but i'm afraid php looks (much?) more powerful.
Just look at the manual at:

http://www.php.net/

Somewhere - i can't find it again, so i think it was an IBM site :-) -
stood "php is for the Apache community what Net.Data is for the
iSeries".

If that means "a powerful tool", then i agree. But they are not the
same.


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best regards
Anton Gombkötö

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