TurboIMAGE database being corrupted by QTP

[Walter J. Murray]

Ken writes:

> I'm not trying to make anyone mad or anything, but maybe it's time to 
> start thinking about moving your application off the HP to a Windows
or 
> Linux server.

No offense taken.  Believe me, we've been THINKING about moving our
applications for a long time now.  However, the wonderful new system
that will replace everything on our HP-3000s is right around the corner.
Has been, for about ten years now.  :-)

Walter  


-----Original Message-----
From: powerh-l-bounces+wmurray=surewest.net at lists.sowder.com
[mailto:powerh-l-bounces+wmurray=surewest.net at lists.sowder.com] On
Behalf Of Ken Langendock
Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 6:48 AM
To: 'PowerHouse List'
Subject: RE: TurboIMAGE database being corrupted by QTP

I'm not trying to make anyone mad or anything, but maybe it's time to
start
thinking about moving your application off the HP to a Windows or Linux
server. The HP has been a rock-solid platform for 20 years but the rest
of
the machines are making leaps and bounds in the performance and
maintainability areas.

The performance gains are staggering depending on the HP machine you
have.

Once your application is converted you are simply copying your
application
from one machine to another for hardware upgrades. Extremely easy.

The power of Oracle as a database is something you can't imagine until
you
have taken your application and converted it.

Ken.


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