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by zedfoxus 5y ago
My go-to has been Qlik Sense. I have enjoyed using Qlik Sense. Tableau is good also. Compared to Tableau, I’ve found Qlik to be faster and more responsive to slicing and dicing data.
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by zedfoxus 5y ago
IMO there has to be a solid business case to switch a database layer. If MySQL serves your business well, I’d not switch. I like MySQL and PostgreSQL. I’ve used both. I felt the decision to go one way or the other depended more on how the c
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by zedfoxus 6y ago
Congratulations, Michael, Justin and Beth, on reaching this important milestone! I strongly believe that a lot of successes will follow.
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by zedfoxus 6y ago
OpenEdge is their DB. It has 1 storage engine but 2 ways to get to it: SQL and 4GL. If you write SQL, OpenEdge is relational DB. If you write 4GL, OpenEdge isn't relational unless you write relationship on application layer. Yeah, it&#
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by zedfoxus 6y ago
OpenEdge has pretty good SQL support. Progress management I talked to did NOT want to stand behind SQL for CRUD applications. They were OK with SQL's use for ETL and were adamant that OpenEdge should be used only with 4GL for CRUD appl
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by zedfoxus 6y ago
Much appreciated, darknessmonk; I didn't realize. Thank you. We're days away from moving to an improved site and hosting (sneak peek: https://dev.rascompanies.com ).
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by zedfoxus 6y ago
Risk Administration Services, Inc. (RAS) | Senior Software Engineer | Full-time | REMOTE | https://rascompanies.com At RAS, we are investing in making buying work comp insurance very customer-friendly and efficient. RAS sells Wo