Re: Ora Apps ERD's
- From: "Alex Gorbachev" <gorbyx@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: cosmini@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 14:49:10 -0500
You'd be surprised... Look at what Oracle has been doing recently with all
its acquisitions.
Now they need to integrate all this stuff... how do they call the magic
solution to solve the mess these days... Oracle Fusion?
Anyway, this is IMHO and very subjective but makes me thinking that
knowledgeable Oracle engineers (DBAs, developers, analysts) will be in high
demand next years. :)
On 2/11/07, cosmin ioan <cosmini@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
thanks for the input, but I'd want to think that there's gotta be a better
reason than that. With all the knowledge they have about databases and
stuff, creating reasonably complete apps should not be that difficult.
Is it possible that, perhaps, they did not want the real world to reverse
engineer their apps? I'm sure, with enough persistence and looking through
trace files etc, one would be able to accomplish that, so, that's likely not
the reason....
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thanks for the input, but I'd want to think that there's gotta be a better reason than that. With all the knowledge they have about databases and stuff, creating reasonably complete apps should not be that difficult. Is it possible that, perhaps, they did not want the real world to reverse engineer their apps? I'm sure, with enough persistence and looking through trace files etc, one would be able to accomplish that, so, that's likely not the reason....
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