Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Walt,
Any
thoughts on the partitioning schemes I mentioned?
Wouldn't this reduce the load on the daemon?
In
addition, might the daemon be processor affinitied or nice'd to
a better level?
I smell
a solution,
Hang on to your wallets. Oracle announced that the latest returns would not meet
the market expectations. Real $.10 Market $.12 stock dropped to $17 and change
this morning.
Maybe it was a fallout from BILL C@$$#&#
ROR mª¿ªm
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Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Thanks
for the input, Ross.
As far
as data corruption goes, it's neither semantic nor physical (well, there can be
some semantic corruption in certain circumstances, but they're being worked on.
We call them "bugs
Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Walt,
Love
that last line. But, i'll resist the temptation to bite the bait.
For
you other stuff, i've embedded some newbie comments
below...stuff you've likely seen, heard, or thought about
before.
thx
R
Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Ross,
It's
the transaction/activity rate that causes MySQL to go in the tank. Our products
are web applications and some of our hosted sites see hundreds of thousands of
hits a day. There are a few tables in our main applicatio
I heard one reason that was done is because one of those costs is tax
deductable, but not the other (don't remember which).
Henry
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Cool, thanks for the info Sarah, I hadn't seen that s
Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Interesting stuff. (Especially about the ruminants.) When you
say mysql does not scale,
have
you run into hard walls? if so, what is the data size, or is it the
transaction/activity rate
that
tanksi'd be interested in hearing
NO!
RBG
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> Does anyone know - will I still have access to Metalink if I will not pay
for the support?
>
> TIA,
> Michael Netrusov,
> www.atelo.com
> (202) 262 84
Does anyone know - will I still have access to Metalink if I will not pay for the
support?
TIA,
Michael Netrusov,
www.atelo.com
(202) 262 8469
(877) 528 0090
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Cool, thanks for the info Sarah, I hadn't seen that split. I'll check it
when I get our next bill. I will be glad to be able to only pay for
upgrades which I use, and not the support, which I have not used in over 5
years.
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Walt,
Last summer we noticed our support bill was split into two pieces--one for support and
one for upgrades. You can still buy both. I didn't notice that it was a lot more in
total than before, but it does give a cost cutter a chance to say we only need one of
those pieces!
Sarah Satterth
Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Man I
would love to live in Montana. All that beautiful land and
such...land.
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Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Well
Ross, Our campus is out in the country (just about everywhere in Montana is out
in the country) and we are, indeed, surrounded by docile ruminants. I'd like to
say that during our off-time we go out and gaze lovingly at their u
Title: RE: Oracle's Updates Subscription Service
Walt, you have just shattered my picture of you as a gentle man
surrounded by docile ruminants, never uddering a discouraging word.
Yes, it's amazing, the price of the software. My line to folks
is: "For your money, Ora
Say, is it just me or has the cost of the Updates Subscription Service gone
up considerably in the past six months or so?
We're currently pricing out what it'll cost us to purchase 8.1.7 Standard
Edition and the numbers we're getting are a heck of a lot higher than they
were in November.
Has th
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