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Srinivas Rao	Saturday 11 October 2003 1:51:13 am Dear friends, I plan to use Exponential 3.2 in the following environment. RedHat Linux 9.0, PHP 4.2.3, Apache 1.3.27 and Postgres 7.3.3. As per the documents of Exponential and the minimum requirements, I am sure EZ3.2 would work well. My client has got a similar environment, but the Postgres version is a lower one 7.2 . Now I plan to make a website using EZ3.2. Will my application be portable into the client environment. Will there be any problem due to backward compatibility with Postgres? If at all somebody has an experience or know any documents in support of this, kindly share with me. Thanks Vasu

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Srinivas Rao

Saturday 11 October 2003 1:51:13 am

Dear friends,

I plan to use Exponential 3.2 in the following environment. RedHat Linux 9.0, PHP 4.2.3, Apache 1.3.27 and Postgres 7.3.3. As per the documents of Exponential and the minimum requirements, I am sure EZ3.2 would work well.

My client has got a similar environment, but the Postgres version is a lower one 7.2 . Now I plan to make a website using EZ3.2. Will my application be portable into the client environment. Will there be any problem due to backward compatibility with Postgres? If at all somebody has an experience or know any documents in support of this, kindly share with me.

Thanks
Vasu