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I find a lot of the discussions about Oracle's pricing be too much when not taking into account anything else way to funny. First off, yes I could get SQL Server for a whole lot less then Oracle but I sure would not be able to run the fab on it. You simply can't compare one thing to another thing and say they do the same thing. Now I would do a small application that is not critical in SQL Server if there was no Oracle in house already. As for DB2, it has a few issues where if you try and do certain things you really do end up very close to an Oracle price.
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Author: Kimberly Smith
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