Omnis 7 running on Server 2016 64bit

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Martin

I do have to disagree there !

If you look at the history of software ‘manufacturers’ so to speak - Omnis apps still keep rolling along decades after others have long since disappeared.

Granted there might not be a 64 bit version of Omnis 7 - but do you *really* expect that to be a thing given the life cycle that Studio has taken along with the fact that - in Windows land - 32 bit apps have still kept going right the way though till now…..

And of course there are always options to upgrade apps from Omnis 7 to Studio which - dependent upon the style of how it was originally written, can work well (and here I clearly say my own Omnis 7 app would not have fared well in a conversion !!!!)

Of course Studio 10.2 *could* be ‘broken off - as indeed can *any* piece of software……but I do think the longevity of Omnis should be respected here - they are a pretty awesome bunch within the confines of software houses……don’t ever forget that !!!!!

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On Apr 7, 2022, 3:22 PM -0400, Martin Obongita via omnisdev-en <omnisdev-en at lists.omnis-dev.com>, wrote:
> Wow! I thought you upgrade from 7.38 to Studio 7.39 or something? There should be a break off.
> That would mean Studio 10.2 could be broken off just like that.That would be too risky to use Omnis as a long term investment tool!
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> On Thursday, April 7, 2022, 08:25:34 PM GMT+3, Ben Butler <760.f563 at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Studio is OO mindset based, Omnis 7 isn't - it is procedural mindset.
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> Ben
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> On Thu 07/04/2022 18:17, Das Goravani wrote:
> > Just wanted to be another voice Martin saying that Omnis 7 is really different from Studio.
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> > With that said it IS OMNIS, so it does share a lot. Structure of code is different. For example you have to code event driven methods with older variables that Omnis 7 has in it, hash variables, like #xyz, you’ll have to learn those.
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