RE: Oracle NoSQL Documentation

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dang Ada, i wrote quite a few lines of code in that language for govt.

joe





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10/19/2011 04:02 PM
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RE: Oracle NoSQL Documentation
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Robert,

                 One should also consider the volatility of the 
marketplace.  I've seen technologies come and go because they were not 
widely adopted.  Give Oracle a limited distribution of NoSQL and they'll 
drop it in a year or two as well.  Wasn't that long ago (ok 20+ years) 
that Ada was going to be the best thing since sliced bread.  Oracle even 
created an Ada pre-compiler.  Haven't seen that in a while and don't even 
try to find a job listing where Ada experience is needed.  Similar, but 
reversed, for Cobol.   So if you don't mind I'll take a "wait and see" 
attitude about NoSql.

Richard Goulet
Senior Oracle DBA/Na Team Leader

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