Four Hundred Stuff--ProData's New DBUnifier Creates Interactive Apps in a Jiffy
ProData's New DBUnifier Creates Interactive Apps in a Jiffy
by Alex Woodie
ProData Computer Services recently announced the general availability of DBUnifier, a new menu-driven tool for creating interactive applications from DB2/400 database files, without any programming. With the capability to create selection lists (F4-lists processes), work with subfile processes, and create inquiry and file maintenance applications with field- and record-level validation, ProData says, DBUnifier gives OS/400 shops a reason to send IBM's Data File Utility packing
http://www.itjungle.com/fhs/fhs011105-story03.html
Sunday, January 23, 2005
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