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SNA? It's super fantastic fun. Honest. I worked for an egovernment company several years ago. A state (county?) agency built a service with us, and wouldn't
by Twirrim 8y ago
SNA? It's super fantastic fun. Honest.
I worked for an egovernment company several years ago. A state (county?) agency built a service with us, and wouldn't expose the actual database to us, just an SNA supporting interface. We were essentially scraping the data. Messy, unsanitised data. I really didn't envy the developer who looked after that particular application.
- protomyth 8y agoI'm pretty sure what we are getting is a renamed Client Access on a small PC we need to set in the server room. Client Access is legendary for how bad it is from installing to using. I would rather have the terminal.