This sounds like a job for an IT DBA professional. Someone who reads all the trade publications,blogs, mail lists, has a significant pc lab at their home to compare products & technologies, someone who attends SIG groups pertaining to the field of interest. In other words some one who does their homework on a regular basis.
This individual would command a significant yearly salary for their investment of time and commitment .
No easy answers on this one. Sorry Bob Bob Robert wrote:
Have you done some kind of study regarding "Database Technology Roadmap" in your current job. I am looking for some suggestions for the following areas. 1) what is the right database (oracle, sql server, db2, mysql, etc). 2) Based on skill set, new project might select known database 3) what are the advantages between these DB's (one might have RAC, other one might have MS SQL cluster) 4) How cost effective and reliability of these solutions. 5) How is the future looks like? at least next three years. I would really appreciate if you could shed some light in this regards. Thanks, Bob __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com --//www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-l
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