RE: AIX vs Solaris

>From a DBA standpoint, the differences would be minimal. In the past, I
experienced very slight differences in some scripting syntax; usually related to complex regular expressions for pattern matching. Even though system administration is different for the platforms, HP, Sun, and IBM did a good job of standardizing things for the non-sys admin user.

If you are a DBA, I don't think you will see any significant difference. If you are a sys admin, Sun's customer support is usually better. The SunSolve CD alone (if they still do that) makes a world of difference. Another thing to consider is the amount of third-party vendor support.

> -----Original Message-----
> What are the major differences between AIX and Solaris regarding
> operating system features?

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