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On Mon, 12 Apr 1999 08:55:31 +0200, Søren Klintrup <bigchief_at_aub.dk> wrote:
>I would never choose linux for a mission critical app.
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>It far to unstable for that purpose...
Any experience ? Give facts !
I've been running busy Linux servers for 1 year and a half (6 servers). None of them crashed. About Oracle, I've crash tested an Oracle 8 server on linux 2.2. During 1 week (24 hours a day), I've been running large queries on a 500 Mb database. Oracle never crashed, no datas corruptions ... I can't give perfomance measurements because I never used Oracle seriously on other plateforms, but my impression was positive.
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>I'd look into one of these OS's
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>SunOS - and other commercial Unix systems - www.sun.com
Good advice ... an Os that has been deprecated years ago ...
>Sun Solaris - Cheap - www.sun.com/solaris
Cheap ??? Solaris is cheap only for personal/non commercial use.
>FreeBSD - Free - www.freebsd.org
>NetBSD - Free - www.netbsd.org
>OpenBSD - Free - www.openbsd.org
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Can't you read the name of the newsgroup ? This guy wants to run Oracle. Where is Oracle for *BSD ?
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Received on Mon Apr 12 1999 - 03:22:30 CDT