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OBJECT DESIGN Inc.: Bargain of the year!!
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1519 [ OFF TOPIC ] Mitch, Sorry it took me a while to respond. I have been very bushasbeen101-1/27/1998
1518 Well, it seems as if the access problem is local to me (yes, I know that the liMitch Blevins-1/26/1998
1517 Is it just me, or is everybody else having trouble getting to the ODIS website Mitch Blevins-1/26/1998
1516 Yuk! Triggers and stored procedures and C++. A very kludgy combination. Woulhasbeen101-1/25/1998
1515 I excerpted this from the 1/22 news item. This is ODIS' traditional way of ahhaha-1/25/1998
1514 ASSIGNMENT FOR MR BOWMAN! Interactive TV's entering the US market: pathfiGUSTAVE JAEGER-1/24/1998
1513 "and replicates the information to local storefronts, which allows for sitahhaha-1/22/1998
1512 I'm getting the word on the institutional whisper circuit that there are a ahhaha-1/22/1998
1511 Here is an example of a data warehouse. Note the fact that the information gaiMark Finger-1/22/1998
1510 You might try putting in a limit order to buy at 9 5/8 GTC AON.ahhaha-1/22/1998
1509 It is very WARM comfort indeed! If the whole DBMS business is going to be a deaGUSTAVE JAEGER-1/22/1998
1508 It is very cold comfort, but at least it seems likely that ODIS' recent poohasbeen101-1/22/1998
1507 TIMBER! Another sequoia is falling in the RDBMS forest... techweb.comGUSTAVE JAEGER-1/22/1998
1506 A very telling observation.ahhaha-1/22/1998
1505 It is very unwise to think about gains in the market as spendable money becauseahhaha-1/22/1998
1504 Gustave, Thanks for the very interesting post. The ETI website said they'hasbeen101-1/21/1998
1503 <i>Only time will tell</i> Unfortunately this is right. If Q1 andhasbeen101-1/21/1998
1502 Last week when I posted my question if anyone had any thoughts about RWAV, the David Richardson-1/21/1998
1501 PRNewswire's doing a poor job lately... The press release you posted is notGUSTAVE JAEGER-1/21/1998
1500 I just noticed that RWAV are buying Stingray Software. Stingray have a lot of hasbeen101-1/20/1998
1499 Mark, I have no experience with Terabyte-sized databases, so although I am inchasbeen101-1/20/1998
1498 <off topic> I agree, that is the kind of company to buy (RWAV) and hold John Ritter-1/20/1998
1497 Design Edge: No I never tried using that program. I won't go into detail hasbeen101-1/20/1998
1496 >>None of the 4 items you listed have much if any value. They sound >&Mark Finger-1/20/1998
1495 RWAV looks a lot better than ODIS. It's undervalued but once it gets up theahhaha-1/20/1998
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