RE: asking your opinion

The TAF thing was just another option to consider. I think it works best when you have a web app over here and databases over there and over there etc. Sqlnet handles the dirty work of connection and failover management. And *YOU* handle the dirty work of data management between the multiple databases. But if the data is easy to manage, TAF becomes a reasonable option.

> -----Original Message-----
>
> This application will need to tie into Sun one portal, the
> key items are
> web central to provide unit to create content, change pages..etc
> undergrades site for class registration, staff pages do other stuff.
>
> Joan
>
>

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