Re: Installing MS-SQL and Oracle into a same server

On Dec 4, 5:13 pm, joel garry <joel-ga..._at_home.com> wrote:
> On Dec 4, 12:56 pm, DA Morgan <damor..._at_psoug.org> wrote:
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> > Preston wrote:
> > > DA Morgan wrote:
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> > >> Preston wrote:
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> > >>> Contrary to what Daniel says, your requirement is entirely feasible,
> > >>> *depending* on usage. I mainly deal with very small companies
> > >>> (typically fewer than 10 users)
> > >> That pretty much says it all doesn't it.
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> > >> You might want to reconsider your point of disagreement since you have
> > >> no idea the size of the OP's organization.
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> > > Err... neither do you - which was my point. Which is why I emphasised
> > > 'depending on usage'.
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> > >> I know hot dog stands that employ more than 10 people.
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> Yeah, I can just see it, overclocked 3GHz processors frying
> dogs... :-)
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> > > And? I know you struggle with people disagreeing with you, but are the
> > > childish put-downs really necessary? I was merely stating the fact that
> > > there are numerous small companies surviving quite happily with
> > > multi-function servers, so to claim that thinking about doing the same
> > > is crazy is obviously incorrect, without knowing anything about the
> > > usage.
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> > > Besides, I said '10 users' [of our system], not '10 people'.
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> > The intent was not a put down. But the reality of the size organization
> > that is a typical Oracle customer is just a bit larger than 10 connected
> > users.
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> Define "typical."
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> > At $40K list price per CPU for EE versus the cost per named user the
> > math is reasonably simple. Try it for SE too if you wish.
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> And try it for XE.

yeah, but you can only cook one hot dog at a time with that edition.

> jg
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Received on Tue Dec 04 2007 - 17:59:16 CST