Another alternative could be SCO Unix. Which is cleaper
then Solaris/Intel. Unless you are on really tight budget, I won't
recommend putting a production system on a Linux Box. Don't
get me wrong, I have slackware running and quite happy about it.
It's my experience with HPUX and OSF that, even with such
established Unix's there are occasions where you need patches
desperately to resolve some teething bugs.
NiteOwl
>Just curious, comrades. Is anyone out there running Oracle on
>Solaris/Intel? Solaris/Sparc is pretty popular for Oracle databases, but
>I'm not sure about Solaris/Intel. (I just got the non-commercial-licensed
>copy of Solaris7 and I'm really curious.) If anyone has any good or bad
>comments or experiences, please email me! I'm looking to get my employer
>off of Oracle on NT and onto Oracle on some flavor of unix, perhaps Linux
or
>Solaris/Intel.
>
>Thanks and regards,
>
>--
>David C. Sisk
>http://www.ipass.net/~davesisk/ORACLEonNT.htm
>
>
>
>
Received on Thu Nov 26 1998 - 09:10:26 CST
