In article <3D5B8B43.14D104E8_at_bigpond.com>, Richard says...
>
>Hi all,
>
>I've always thought naming an Oracle database version numerically is the
>height of unoriginality. It must surely be easier to market a new
>database if they were named with some imagination.
>
>Names I would personally suggest would be along the lines of "Tricky
>Dicky", "Lusty Dusty' and "Mighty Bytey". Wouldn't it be more exciting
>if 'Flirty Berty' was due to be released soon rather than 10i ?
>
>Also migration considerations would be of far more interest at the local
>pub if you were discussing "well I thought Tricky Dicky performed quite
>well but now I'm on Lusty Dusty I've been having problems with down time
>and I think it's time I gave Flirty Berty a go ...".
>
>It would add more respect to the role of an Oracle DBA don't you think
>;)
>
>Richard
>
>hund wrote:
It would sure liven up our internal discussions as well. :-)
Rick
Rick Wessman
Oracle Corporation
The opinions expressed above are mine and do not necessarily reflect
those of Oracle Corporation.
Received on Thu Aug 15 2002 - 06:35:59 CDT
