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Re: informix market share

From: <mjbox01_at_gmail.com>
Date: 29 Nov 2005 05:27:48 -0800
Message-ID: <1133270868.125473.110270@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>


RollForward Wizard wrote:
>
> I can tell you without any further discussion on this that Informix,
> DB2, Sybase, SQL-Server, MySQL, are ALL EASIER TO LEARN THAN ORACLE.
> There is no more to be said about it, you can crow till the fucking
> cows come home, Oracle is a beast compared to any other db out there,
> it is difficult to manage, has fewer options overall on how to use it,
> and it just sucks from an architectural standpoint. Now, believe
> what you want, you won't convince me otherwise. And I really don't
> care at this point whether or not you agree, there really is a lot
> of better choices than Oracle, period.
>

You probably don't want any further discussion because you have made a subjective opinion the cornerstone of a very stupid argument.

Ask people from Wales, Iran, France, Germany and the US which is the easiest language to learn and guess how many answers you will get. So it does not matter how long you leave your caps lock key on for, you are just spouting wind.

And if multi version read consistency is such an arhitectural howler, how come Microsoft who have the only real competitor aside from IBM out of the databases you mention are trying their hardest to implement it. It will leave IBM alone with MySQL and Sybase as the only supplier of a database where you have to code concurrency in your application. Which is about as attractive as it sounds.

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MJB
Received on Tue Nov 29 2005 - 07:27:48 CST

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