Re: Oracle's relationships with expert DBAs (and the rest of us mere mortals)

Which, unfortunately, seems to guarantee that in general Solaris will be replaced by something more unstable out there.

Funny? Only if you're twisted.
Good for us? Only if we're willing to change.
Good for our country? Oh yes. GDP will increase, just as it does when we have many traffic accidents.

When a large customer of ours went from HP/UX to Linux, we all expected to see savings. Perhaps one day we will, but to begin with, the HP support/upgrade stuff on Linux was - surprise - about the same price as on HP/UX. Then, of course, they also wanted RAC, and that's where the whole financial wagon went South.

Mogens

MVE wrote:

Proving that it's takes less work to run ORACLE on Solaris LONG TERM (in this
case > 10 years).

- Vitaliy
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