Hi
Since i work with Oracle licensing for our clients.
I have downloaded prices lists and other public documents from Oracle home
page for many years to be able to track changes when needed :-)
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On 12 August 2016 at 18:44, Yong Huang <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Peter,
Thank you so much for providing the data. Could you tell me where this
data comes from? Any more info about it?
Karl,
Thank you for graphing the numbers.
For everyone's convenience, the graph can be seen here (scroll down):
//www.freelists.org/post/oracle-l/Oracle-historical-prices-or-trend,2
The original intent of my question is to see if the price trend has played
a role in increasingly attracting some small software vendors to stop
supporting Oracle and embrace SQL Server, if we only compare these two
RDBMS's. (For the price trend of the latter, I'll go to a different forum.)
Now I know the Oracle software license fee itself is unlikely to be a
factor.
Yong
