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Hey Ron,
Did you know that the Alpha cluster you have can be a Unix cluster? =
And
depending on the model, you can run OpenVMS AND Tru64 Unix =
SIMULTANEOUSLY?
Check out http://www.digital.com (I refuse to go directly to Compaq).
It's damn fine hardware. Make use of it! :)
Rich Jesse System/Database Administrator, =OpenVMS
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Rogers [mailto:RROGERS_at_galottery.org]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 09:05
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Boy am I lucky or what?
The shop here is a Novell 4.11 sp8a running Oracle 7.3.4.0.1 ( I know, =
no
heckling please). They purchased dual cpu's for the servers but they =
aren't
supported on 4.11( plan to upgrade the OS to 5.1 "sometime next year". =
With
the plans to upgrade the OS next year I thought it would be a good idea =
to
start planning the Oracle upgrade also. But alas "Oracle will =
desupport ALL
Novell products 12/2001" so that throws those plans out the window. We =
also
have an Alpha server running Open VMS that I can use. I decided to
investigate using it as the database server. Oracle will desupport ver =
8.0
this year but 8.1.6 is still supported (at least as of today). This =
sounded
like a good idea because the management wanted to install the Oracle
Applications Package on the Alpha server anyways. I did some checking =
on the
applications paclages and Oracle is desupporting the application ver 11 =
for
the Alpha Open VMS and are not porting it to ver 11i. In fact they =
recommend
you change your os server. Another great plan down the drain.=20
I think that for the money they spent on the Alpha Clustered Server =
last
year they could have bought many Unix boxes.
I think that Oracle is trying to "desupport" me out of a job!
I also own a Corvair and a Pinto. Both of them have Firestone tires =
on
them.
Boy am I lucky or what!!!!
ROR =AA=BF=AA
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