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From the runrev website, I read that revMedia cannot access SQL. Yet I see folks discussing SQL on this forum. So... if I buy the $49 Media license, do I get the SQL routines?

RunRev might be willing to sell you a license and additionally give you an older version that includes a Solaris engine. Note that the Solaris engine is incompatible with Rev 2.7 and later.


looking back over your original reply made me think more...
If I were to get an older version for use on ...

I haven't said that RunRev isn't co-operative.
Mark
Ah, I misinterpreted. Thanks for the clarification. I'm just poking a stick at the product, kicking the tires. It's not a deal breaker, certainly; I'm just trying to figure out what tools/systems I can replace with Revolution.

If and when I do ...

IIRC, Rev 2.2 (it might also be 2.0.1 or 2.2.1) was the last version that included an engine for Solaris. Rev 2.6.5 is the last version that is theoretically able to create standalones for Solaris, using the 2.2 engine.
Mark

Thanks for the quick reply, Mark. I'm still evaluating, so I obviously ...

Hi folks, newbie here, going through the 30 day trial. Coming from background in C++, Java, PERL, C#. Currently use Activestate Perldev for compiling cross-platform utilities, but I'm looking to build a large enterprise management application, so I'm evaluating Revolution. Looking to build desktop ...