The staff on the other hand, is thinking in using
ORACLE, and I need very solid arguments to beet them. Any ideas I can
borrow?
There is really only two arguments against Oracle as a DBMS - price and
closed source. But then you have to ask what the argument is against MySQL.
When I
Hi folks!
I am sorry to bother but I need your help. At work I need to upgrade the data
management the place is using (very old FOXPRO DOS) with something more modern. The
use is only to store data and run multiple querys in a post mortem fashion. The data
source is a Ms SQL server so
Leonardo Javier Belén wrote:
The staff on the other hand, is thinking in using ORACLE, and I need very solid arguments to beet them. Any ideas I can borrow?
If *you* don't know any arguments, then maybe Oracle is the best
solution.
Jochem
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Leonardo : La verdad es que debes analizar lo que yo llamo ¿donde te
aprieta el zapato? , esto quiere decir , que si requieres
procedimientos almacenados y triggers y vistas , quizas oracle haga el
trabajo. Si por otro lado la logica del negocio esta en tus
aplicacciones y no requieres de
