RE: Veritas, 10gR2 and RAC

From: "Kevin Closson" <kevinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2006 08:50:28 -0800

>>>Now, why would Oracle stop supporting VERITAS in the future, 
>>>when it is and has been one of the most robust and well 
>>>architected clustering product in the market for years? Is 
>>>this more of an "out of the habit"
>>>thing for Oracle now to try and eat other people's lunch or 
>>>does poor Larry needs more money to buy a bigger yacht? It 
>>>will be a real shame if Oracle succeeds in doing that.

Oracle being choosy about how they get their revenue is a
bit absurd. They should be happy to get EE licenses regardless
of what the underlying platform looks like. Oracle is the most
widely ported database on the planet. For that reason there are
100% correctness checking test suites that ensure underlying stuff
works. The kit is called Oracle Certification Environment (OCE).
PolyServe
have been using it since late 2001 since we implement the Oracle
Disk Manager Library. 

Oracle reports revenue from database and middleware **combined** now.
That should speak volumes.

If anyone wants more info about OCE, there are some things on my
blog at:
http://kevinclosson.wordpress.com/written-works-and-presentations/
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References:
- RE: Veritas, 10gR2 and RAC
  - From: Hameed, Amir

RE: Veritas, 10gR2 and RAC

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