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todd v wrote in message <7r65ij$oib$1_at_news.news.kodak.com>...
>Yes, it may seem silly but this is actually an issue. I need to make an
>argument that you should choose a relational database (Oracle) over
>Domino-enabled Notes for a web-based application. The application is
>transactional in nature. That's all I can say about it for confidentiality
>reasons, so if anyone could point me in the correct direction so that I can
>find some literature/documentation on this topic it would be great. Web
sites
>would be best, but book reccomendations are great, too.
IŽm a specialist in oracle databases and notes applications, and if youŽll try to implement a relational application in lotus notes, youŽll have a lot of trouble.
The domino architeture is designed to workflow applications, it doesnŽt
import with referential integrity, her views of data is limited, and have a
lot of incoveniants for *relational applications*. But, if your application
is
composed by a lot of workflow situations, with document base data, you
donŽt have another option unlike lotus notes/domino.
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