As if you needed them, here are just three of the countless reasons
why you, as a MultiValue developer, should be looking at OpenInsight
9.2. Using one fully integrated toolset, OpenInsight 9.2 now enables
you to:

1.Very quickly and easily extend the life of your leading MultiValue
applications for LAN, WAN and the Web deployments. Creating a web
interface for your application can be done in just a few minutes using
OpenInsight 9.2’s O4W.

2.Interact with the entire Windows world in the easiest ways possible.
This includes consuming .NET controls, ActiveX controls, Widgets,
API’s, Windows hardware, third party applications and more.

3.Seamlessly support multiple databases from within your application
using OpenInsight 9.2’s data connectors. Currently supported databases
include OpenInsight’s linear Hash, Rocket Software’s Universe and
Unidata (U2), TigerLogic’s D3 and numerous flavours of SQL (including
mySQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, etc.). Support for Univision will follow
in a few weeks time.

This can enable you to enhance your users experience and workflow by
aggregating disparate data sources into one interface, whilst
continuing to maintain those separate islands of data. This ensures
data integrity is retained, whilst enabling your application’s users
to read, write and maintain those islands of data AND it enables the
users of those islands of data to continue to work with them outside
of your application, as they do now.

OK, so there is a fourth reason. Revelation Software has just recently
released a free to use OpenInsight 9.2 evaluation version of the
toolset – including the data connectors and O4W.

Mention this code (MDP92100810) and you’ll receive an installation key
for a full 60 day period, rather than the usual 30 days.

You can download the evaluation software from
http://www.revsoft.co.uk/openinsight..._software.aspx and you
can find out mroe about O4W and the data connectors in the Products ->
OpenInsight pages on www.revsoft.co.uk.


On Aug 11, 2:24*pm, Martyn Phillips <m... (AT) revsoft (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

On Aug 11, 9:24*am, Martyn Phillips <m... (AT) revsoft (DOT) co.uk> wrote:
Are there any plans to support QM?

Eugene

On 11 Aug, 19:23, eppick77 <eppic... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
I am not aware of any immediate plans to support QM. However, if
people could respond to this thread registering their interest, then
I'm sure that it could be moved up the list of databases that
Revelation intend to support.

M.