Re: oracle server for learning purposes?

joel garry wrote:

> That might be a little too optimistic. Not only do they have to deal
> with previously identified errors, they have to deal with the fact
> that it will be interpreted against whoever wrote it, as well as the
> indeterminacy of what it really means until a judicial system congeals
> the meaning against whatever narrow set of facts get it to a lawsuit.

Not really. There are only a handful of companies that would be willing to take it that far with Oracle. The cost of litigation and public relations would deter almost anyone from pushing the envelope.

One very revealing example is SAP openly admitting to theft of materials. If SAP wasn't willing to push it ... not many others would either?

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Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
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