The one part I find that is true about Oracle:
Its a fantastic piece of software that requires almost no intervention
on my part. I talked to one of our oracle dba's about it. He actually
(im not kidding here) did not believe it could be a database if it did
not require maintenance.
I have been associated with Oracle in two companies. It is so complex
you have to hire a consultant at $150 an hour to do anything unless you
have an Oracle guru on staff, and he probably costs almost as much.
Art
David Nicely wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Jan 2003 16:14:50 -0400
> "Alain Gougeon" <agougeon@sigma.gov.bo> wrote:
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>>. Is it really industrial strength? Where can i find articles/white
>>papers/etc that document it? (many people in the lists mention MySQL
>>and stuff like that, that's another ballgame alltogether)
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> This post may be of interest...
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