>Hello Craig,
>
>>>;) with the database related development tools, i.e Oracle/SQL server environment. I
>>>Oracle Developer/2000 would be a nice tool in the hand ;).
>
>
>>I'm gonna have to disagree somewhat. While Developer/2000 may be a nice tool, Oracle as a corporation, IMO, is a major stumbling block. I see them making the same mistakes Novell made when Ray Noorda was CEO there. My prediction is that if Larry
>I not mean that Oracle corporation is better than MS. But their products have
>some advantages, definitely. I don't want to get flamed, but their Report writer
>in D/2000 is excellent (at least, I wish I would have this in VFP)
>>Ellison continues battling against Microsoft the way he is, the same thing will happen to Oracle that happened to Novell...huge loss of market share as people leave your product enmass.
>Heh, it remembers me "Hit the road, Jack, and don't you come back no more" by
>Ray Charles
>
>>IMO, go with VB.
>Let's the war begin! ;) What do you can deliver in VB? Small ActiveX components?
>Definitely, Delphi is more powerful player in this arena...

I don't quite understand your signature line.

Sorry.