• From: Fernando Cabral <fernando@p...>
• To: Tyler Baker <tyler@i...>
• Date: Fri, 06 Nov 1998 18:40:54 +0200

Tyler Baker wrote:

> I have heard that CONText from Oracle was pretty good.  I am not sure about its
> performance though, but Oracle used to make a huge deal about this "cartridge" a
> while back.

Oracle has had several different names for this product (SQL-TEXT, CONText,
TextServer).
No matter what the name is, it still does work well. At least I've never been able
to see
a single good application at work. In fact, even some very simple applications
have lots of flaws.

- fernando


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