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Hans Forbrich <hforbric_at_yahoo.net> wrote in
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> > Unless the vendor has deliberatly put server-side hooks to the OS > (rare), there is no technical reason for running the database on any > specific OS.
Automated maintenance jobs run on the DB server. Also, the vendor is responsible for schema maintenace during upgrades. All of their upgrade scripts are windows batch files and all of their technical expertise is geared towards Windows.
I am trying to convince them to let me move the database to AIX, and they can still run their maintenance/upgrades from the Win2k server. They should be able to just set the LOCAL environment variable to the tns name I give them for their database and everything should work. They have never done this before however and are reluctant.
-- Chuck Remove "_nospam" to reply by emailReceived on Mon Feb 23 2004 - 09:13:18 CST