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27/11/2004 20:53:46
Neil Mc Donald
Cencom Systems P/L
The Sun, Australia
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Microsoft SQL Server
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Hi Neil, yes I'm aware of that and have been trying to convince the client that it's time for a change. I'm still waiting for his decision so let's see what happen.

Enmanuel


>Hi,
>
>Are you aware of how old version 4.11 is, and also probably the hardware it is runing on ?. The current version is 6.5.
>I would suggest one of two scenarios:
>1. install a new WIN2000 or 2003 server just to run MSSQL -or-
>2. Replace the existing Netware Server with a properly speced server running WIN2003.
>
>As support is limited on Version 4.11 you could spend a lot of time trying to implement your solution but may never get it running smoothly.
>
>A lot of things have changed since 4.11 came out.
>
>>I have this potential client who has a Novell 4.11 network. My application is developed with VFP and SQL Server as the back end, so this is not a very good news for me. I don't want to change the Backend even if it's VFP.
>>
>>Enmanuel
>>
>>>>Please elaborate, I was after this same information and had been informed that it is possible.
>>>>
>>>>Enmanuel
>>>>
>>>>>Not possible. Use Pervasive/Btrieve, or one of the others that will.
>>>>>
>>>>>>I'd like to know if it's possible to use and install SQL Server 2000 on a Novell Server. If it's possible, what's the minimum version of Novell needed ?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks in advance for your help.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Marc
>>>
>>>To the best of my knowledge, the last version of SQL Server to run on Novell is version 6.5. There are other choices for databases but most vendors are not supporting Novell anymore. For example, the last version of Oracle to run on Novell was 8.1.7.2.5 and Oracle is now up to version 10. Pervasive runs on Novell but is really not a true SQL implementation as it just uses language extensions to the btrieve engine. However, Suse Linux (which is owned by Novell) will give you more choices in a database selection.
>>>
>>>HTH,
I'm a mixture of Albert Einstein and Arnold Schwarzenegger. The only trouble is that I got Einstein's body and Schwarzenegger's brain
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