Re[2]:OT: Oracle + Other DBMS's

From: <dgoulet_at_vicr.com>
Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 17:05:43 -0500
Message-Id: <10745.127087@fatcity.com>

Humm, Should one learn more than one RDBMS? Good question, with today's release schedules it's pretty hard to stay on top of Oracle, never mind anything else. But I am currently in that boat. I've got to stay on top of 20 Oracle instances & we're playing around somewhat seriously with PostGreSQL too. Life is fun! Now WHO's got the Guinness?

Dick Goulet

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Subject: Re:OT: Oracle + Other DBMS's Author: "Tommy Pham" <TPham_at_specialized.com> Date: 1/18/2001 12:11 PM

Hi Lisa,

I myself support the Sun servers and Oracle Financial databases. It all depends on how much time you're required to dedicate to each of the functions. I spent 70% of my time on the Oracle
end and the rest on Unix. Your job functions must be devided/defined clearly upfront.

Don't worry. SQL Server and Oracle are the two most popular rdbmses in the market. You'll be more marketable and learning will never stop.

Good luck!

Tommy Pham
Sr. Apps DBA / Solaris system Administrator

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