Has anyone here tried the SQL version of DBman?
1)Is it any good?
2)Is it easy to get to grips with for someone who's unfamiliar with SQL, but knows a little Perl.
3) How come it isn't being advertised more positively? I could find virtually no info on it whatever at this site!
4)$350 is quite a serious price tag. Are there any comparable scripts that use MySQL - at a lower price (as close to buckshee as possible)? Or are at least available as shareware, try-before-you-buy, etc.

TIA!
Alan

[This message has been edited by Alan33 (edited April 25, 2000).]

[This message has been edited by Alan33 (edited April 25, 2000).]

[This message has been edited by Alan33 (edited April 25, 2000).]

You might want to check out the discussion at http://www.gossamer-threads.com/...m12/HTML/002142.html . There are some links there to currently working applications of DBMan-SQL.

One of the reasons for the high price is that the developer (Alex) gets paid for his work, but the developer of mySQL (or is it mSQL?) also gets a part of it.

I don't know why it isn't advertised more.



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