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Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] School admin: Microsoft only?
- From: Tim Pizey <timp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 15:59:02 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <02091816533303.01270@linux>
On Wednesday 18 September 2002 14:37, Gary Stainburn wrote:
> On Wednesday 18 Sep 2002 3:17 pm, Christopher Dawkins wrote:
> > > East Sussex are looking into CMIS, mainly driven by a group of
> > > interested schools who wish to move away from SIMS.
> >
> > We bought CMIS last year: it is definitely by far the best system there
> > is.
> >
> > (Against an extremely poor field, that is, and if you have oodles of
> > money. I reckon we've spent twice a long trying to adapt CMIS to our
> > needs than we would have spent writing a complete new system from scratch
> > with MySQL)
>
> Just think how much money you could have saved if you'd used PostgreqSQL
> then.
>
> (Sorry, I couldn't help it, I'm that way out today)
What is the spec of this system?
What are the chances of forming a purchasing group to fund my developing an
OS system?
<plug>
Were I to address it I would use http://www.melati.org/, which is db agnostic.
</plug>
cheers
Tim Pizey
> On Wednesday 18 Sep 2002 3:17 pm, Christopher Dawkins wrote:
> > > East Sussex are looking into CMIS, mainly driven by a group of
> > > interested schools who wish to move away from SIMS.
> >
> > We bought CMIS last year: it is definitely by far the best system there
> > is.
> >
> > (Against an extremely poor field, that is, and if you have oodles of
> > money. I reckon we've spent twice a long trying to adapt CMIS to our
> > needs than we would have spent writing a complete new system from scratch
> > with MySQL)
>
> Just think how much money you could have saved if you'd used PostgreqSQL
> then.
>
> (Sorry, I couldn't help it, I'm that way out today)
What is the spec of this system?
What are the chances of forming a purchasing group to fund my developing an
OS system?
<plug>
Were I to address it I would use http://www.melati.org/, which is db agnostic.
</plug>
cheers
Tim Pizey
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