Re: Oracle Power Objects - OPO

From: Rick Morley <rmorley_at_cyberenet.net>
Date: 1996/10/09
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An Oracle rep told me yesterday there is no difference in the interface at all between the single user version and the client/server edition. It's all in the capability for working with SQL server, O7, etc.

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Jonathan D. Fischer <jdfische_at_cacd.rockwell.com> wrote in article
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> No difference (that I've found, anyway...)

> 

> >To anyone that is familiar with the interface of both OPO single user


> >version  and client/server editions - is there much difference in the


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