MartyConnelly
martyconnelly at shaw.ca
Thu Nov 17 12:53:03 CST 2005
Just remember with any form of Internationalizing you may run into problems on a A97 BE A2003 frontend mix Due to A97 being ANSI based and A2003 Unicode. Even without the use of IME's John Bartow wrote: >Bruce, >Thanks for the input! Sounds like what you're doing is more complicated than >my possible venture. > >-----Original Message----- >From: accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com >[mailto:accessd-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Bruen, Bruce > >Been running a similar scenario for a year now on a test management system >that uses both an A97 (Jet 3.5) back end which is also used by a Jet 4.0 >third aprty app, and a A2k "mid end" and both an A2K and an A2k3 front end. >The only problems I have found have been forgetting where I was and making >changes to the UI in A2k3 which are not compatible with the A2k fromt end. >Sound strange? > >The back end is a UML model repository that we use to design the tests. >It's a Jet db that starts life as an A97 db and gets used by the UML tool >from http://www.sparxsystems.com.au (no relationship - highly >recommended) via Jet 4.0, when we move into test execution stage we use a >home-grown results recorder which I use on an A2k dev machine, the test lead >uses on an A2k runtime machine and every time I go home I think of something >else we could do and dev it up on A2k3..... > >I have on occasion also taken the db's home and up-and-down-gradeded them to >A2k3 and back to "prev" without any ill effects. > > >.... Just lucky I guess :-) > >Hth >Bruce > > > > -- Marty Connelly Victoria, B.C. Canada