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Nyuk nyuk! I hope you let Oracle and IBM know what silly-billies they were as well?
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Oracle is an interesting beast...one that I am beginning to get more and more respect for. I have been heavily involved in Oracle for a while now. It is powerful and the langauge is nice. The one thing I have had to contend with is Oracle's ODBC driver (not the MS-Oracle one - which all the samples seem to be done in...)

Tip..if you do oracle work - get PL/SQL Developer from allaroundautomations.Com - GREAT tool...


>>>I am alway intrigued by new things. Something does not have to be out for a long time in order to be subjected to the "smell" test. .NET passed the small test...Java did not.
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>Is this the "research" to which you referred? Thought so.

You keep knocking me...why is that? I guess based on your logic, in order to have credibility, I needed to waste 1000's of dollars and burn 100's of hours before reaching the conclusion I did...


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As the wise man said, "he that makes no mistakes isn't making much". I'm sure that one day you'll make a mistake, then you'll understand ;-)
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I make plenty of mistakes. The most success make the most mistakes. Keep this in mind JR - you are the one nitpicking and casting stones - not me.