Chuck wrote:
>sean_at_cnfei.com (Sean Chang) wrote in
>news:466f3951.0309161128.524f09f_at_posting.google.com:
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>>Hello, Everyone,
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>>Our company is currently running Oracle DB 8.1.7 EE in Solaris 8,
>>we are planning to upgrade our database during this winter to
>>a newer version in Linux. Which way should I go--- directly to
>>Oracle 10g ( suppose 10g is available then) or to Oracle 9i only.
>>In one hand I have read Oracle 10g has some nice new features, on the
>>other hand Oracle 9i has been out for a while and it's likely more
>>stable.
>>Please advise.
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>>Sean Chang
>>sean_at_cnfei.com
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>10g if you like being on the bleeding edge, 9i if not. Personally I'll
>wait for R2 before I even think about upgrading to 10g. I've been burned
>to many times with early versions of Oracle and Microsoft software.
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>I wonder which version Orbitz will choose? :-)
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I wonder whether they will invest some money in training their staff? ;-)
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Received on Wed Sep 17 2003 - 10:42:27 CDT
