XBR1D65W@DDATHD21.BITNET (HAJO SCHMITT) (02/06/90)
A question to Novells XQL package: we ordered Novells XQL services 2.01. As i understand till now is that these servies run on top of the Btrive-requestor in a workstation. These product is not a real SQL-Server application. That means that you need a lot of memory for XQL ( IPX, NET3, Btrive, XQLP etc.). Somebody mentioned in a contribution that there is a SQL-Server for Netware around. Question: o is there a SQL-VAP available ? o How much memory do you need for the SQL-services in the workstation ? o Can you install XQL Vers. 2.01 in a VAP fashion without using the local Btrive-requestor ? (The handbook only describes a local setup, assuming that there is a Btrive-layer available) Hans-Jochen Schmitt Technical University Darmstadt West-Germany
LSRGS@UCLAAIS.BITNET (Glenn Scott) (02/06/90)
> o is there a SQL-VAP available ? > Yes, it is called Netware SQL. The current version, I believe, is 2.01 and runs in your server. Make sure you have plenty of memory there. > o How much memory do you need for the SQL-services in the workstation ? I think you'll need close to 100K; I don't exactly remember. You still need the Btrieve requestor (BREQUEST) and something else called the Netware SQL requestor (NSREQ). You don't need anything else, though, beside your application. Call Novell Development Products Division at 1-800-RED-WORD for more info. Glenn Scott UCLA Honors and Undergraduate Programs / Info Services