i guess support is confused then, since 99% of things that crop up i
dont need them for, its usually that rare thing and then they usually
can't help me then.
joe
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>Yes, that tend to do that with the less experienced, I think they call it
>hand holding :)
>
>-Ori
Yes, that tend to do that with the less experienced, I think they call it
hand holding :)
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oh yea they call me everytime i download something.
joe
Jonathan Gennick wrote:
>Last week I downloaded Ora
oh yea they call me everytime i download something.
joe
Jonathan Gennick wrote:
>Last week I downloaded Oracle9i for Linux from Technet. Today I just
>got a call from an Oracle salesperson wanting to know what I was doing
>with it. I suppose it's not unreasonable for them to call and ask what
I never got a call for downloading Oracle 9i but they called me for
downloading Developer 6i and they even called me for downloading an ODBC
driver.
These calls came after about 6 weeks after downloading the products.
They wanted to know what I was doing with Developer 6i and I told them I was
j
A few months ago I purchased 9i on CDROM (to long to download at 31.2). I
haven't gotten a phone call nor an e-mail about it.
Ken Janusz, CPIM
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> This is new. I downl
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>Hard to say. Did the caller give any clues?
>
>Did it sound like a "We're curious how you're using our software?" kind of
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>
> This is new. I downloaded it (W2K version) several weeks ago
> and didn't
> get a call.
>
> I've
Uncle Larry is watching you!! Be afraid, be very afraid.
Dave
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Sent: Monday, July 08, 2002 12:44 PM
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Hey Jonathan,
I remember getting a call a long time ago. I basically told them I was a
DBA and just wanted to mess around an
Hard to say. Did the caller give any clues?
Did it sound like a "We're curious how you're using our software?" kind of
question or a "When will you be sending us a check?" kind of question?
Jared
PS. Wow, 3 question marks in one sentence!
Jonathan Gennick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hey Jonathan,
I remember getting a call a long time ago. I basically told them I was a
DBA and just wanted to mess around and learn the new features, etc. of
Oracle. I guess they "tagged" me as such and have never called since. On
the other hand, I guess if you said it was for project X, then
This is new. I downloaded it (W2K version) several weeks ago and didn't
get a call.
I've never gotten a sales call when I've downloaded software from
technet.
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> Last week I downloaded Oracle9i for Linux from Technet. Today I just
> got a call from
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