Cache = Mumps++ (Yes, it used to be called "Mumps". Is that an omen? ;-)
I worked almost four years in a shop where one of the two most critical
systems ran on Cache, but I didn't have anything to do with it. The other
40+ production databases were Oracle - those were mine.
My only opinion of Cache is that even their "technical" people are
completely full of BS. Once, we had two of them on site for a week on a
consulting engagement (tuning). During that time, I heard them telling
people how Cache was so much better than Oracle because, among other things,
"With Oracle, design and code have nothing to do with performance. Only
database tuning by the DBA makes any difference. With Cache, the developer
has full control over performance. You don't even need a DBA." Of course,
this database was a continual performance nightmare - primarily because the
developers "had full control"... and no DBA (they administered it
themselves - as per vendor propaganda). Whether Cache is actually capable
of decent performance is still a mystery. There were also some other
significant issues, but I don't have the details. Be sure that it will
actually do what you need before seriously considering it.
Don Granaman
[OraSaurus]
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> Cache? What is cache?
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> Okay, I admit it I am somewhat of an Oracle bigot. Does anyone have
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