> 4) you need to also consider your network and computer-policies as an extension of the 'office' because your employees will spend more time (hopefully) wandering the 'virtual office', ie the network, than actually walking around the physical office...
The only problem with this is, that it's quite important for people who work on the desk day in day out to get off their chair and wonder around a bit, relaxing the body. So occassionally wandering around is healthy for us coders.
I wonder why nobody mentions Interbase and/or Firebird, since it is a reliable and fast database. Firebird is a fork of Interbase 6, because Borland stopped distributing it under an open-source licence since they released Interbase 7. So the Firebird guys startet to work on and enhance IB 6, and they're doing a great job.
Is there any cluster-like support for Firebird at all?
cu, Daniel
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> 4) you need to also consider your network and computer-policies as an extension of the 'office' because your employees will spend more time (hopefully) wandering the 'virtual office', ie the network, than actually walking around the physical office...
The only problem with this is, that it's quite important for people who work on the desk day in day out to get off their chair and wonder around a bit, relaxing the body. So occassionally wandering around is healthy for us coders.
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I wonder why nobody mentions Interbase and/or Firebird, since it is a reliable and fast database. Firebird is a fork of Interbase 6, because Borland stopped distributing it under an open-source licence since they released Interbase 7. So the Firebird guys startet to work on and enhance IB 6, and they're doing a great job.
Is there any cluster-like support for Firebird at all?
cu, Daniel