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I'm wondering what people thoughts are on the just announced merger between IBM and Informix?

Cloudscape will allow you to connect to the SAP database and use it on hand held devices. Cloudscape is 100% Java and has a small footprint. It is ideally positioned for this marketplace, because it will allow end users to sync up to the SAP database upon return to the network, and still have...

If you want an easy Java database to evaluate and learn with try www.cloudscape.com. Have fun. matt

Most of the drivers can be downloaded from www.informix.com, if you are having problems email with the specific driver and I'll see what I can do for you. matthew.dowd@informix.com

Mary, I have had some experience in deailing with disparate sources of data, and depending on the structure of the data will depend on the difficulty in re-purposing legacy data. ETL (Extract Transform & Load) tools do a great job of moving data at the meta or column level, however that is the...

I'm not sure if you attempted to contact Informix, but if you haven't, I can get you in touch with the best contacts at Informix. matthew.dowd@informix.com

That's the best suggestion, if you want to know how it will work in your environment, test it, and see which one is the best fit.

If the most important factor is performance on NT and you have a star schema, then the Redbrick solution will outperform Oracle and SQL Server. Here's a ZDnet 3/20/2001 article that mentions some of the diffentiating factors that make it superior in performance...

I'm sure there are variables that you haven't mentioned, however if you are going to be setting up a star schema and running intensive queries it may be worth your while to look at Redbrick from Informix. www.informix.com/redbrick/ The Redbrick Database product has outperformed others in key...

In Java, you may want to check out Cloudscape. It's owned by Informix www.cloudscape.com you download a free developers copy. It will work on other RDBS as well. The solution at hand and what you're trying to integrate will sometimes tell you which language you'll need. For example if you doing...