Re: TimesTen, anyone ?

Richard Ji <richard.c.ji_at_gmail.com> gravou em 2005-08-15 14:36:22:

> Yes, good point. I should of stated that our purpose was to off load
> a component of the system we are doing with Oracle to something else.

        What about PostgreSQL? While it isn't completely compatible, it does have a version of PL/SQL -- AFAIR the major differences are in quoting -- and even semi-supported patches to enable horrors like CONNECT BY. And it even supports a locking model quite similar to Oracle.

> Where as EnterpriseDB and ANTs
> supports Oracle PL/SQL to a large extent and make transition much
> easier.

        I'd be curious about how Oracle SQL and PL/SQL support in these products compare to PostgreSQL's.

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