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And given SAP's current fortunes in the "shrinking ERP market" who really=
cares!!!
Dick G.
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SAP has switched from Oracle to DB2 for their primary database platform 3 months ago because Oracle ERP is hitting them too hard. =
It has nothing to do with technical stuff , it's marketing driven .
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> > Also they will be porting to other non-IBM
> platforms. SAP had also said that
> > DB2 will be their primary database platform.
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> Really? I'd heard that Adabas was SAP's favorite
> database.
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> http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1007-200-342320.html
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