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RE: [ProgSoc] SQL Server.

To: Adrian Lewin <speedo@nospam.idx.com.au>, progsoc@nospam.progsoc.org
Subject: RE: [ProgSoc] SQL Server.
From: Matthew Estela <matthewe@nospam.sgen.com.au>
Date: Tue, 7 Jul 1998 14:45:20 +1000
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Delphi isn't bad. I'd go into more detail, but i don't know if that's on your
list of valid options or not. If your really stuck on c++, go for delphi for
c++, whoops, i mean c++builder.

Matt

> I was just wondering, to all those who have experience with developing
> sql frontends, what is the 'best' language/environment to develop sql
> based software in.
[snip]

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