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"Ban Spam" <ban-spam_at_operamail.com> wrote in message
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> You get what you pay for it.
> To lower your cost to ZERO,
> a couple of PD/Freeware DBs exist.
Sorry, I didn't give any specifics. I was talking about other solutions for a front end and business logic for Oracle (or SQL Server) that might lower the cost. I have to present this to the Pres. and VP so I need something objective. I'm thinking in terms of multiple platforms and scalability but I don't have hard numbers. Like how big a box can you throw SQL Server onto and how many users will that support for an application with 3G+ of data in 164 tables, 177 screens and 190 reports? How much faster would Oracle run that same app on the same hardware. And obviously, Oracle doesn't have a hardware limitation since it will run on a mainframe. Or maybe SQL Server and VB would be just fine for that app. I'd find it pretty hard to believe if anyone on this list would ever offer that one, which I guess makes it all the more credible.
Anxiously awaiting comments,
...Steve Received on Fri Oct 12 2001 - 09:37:14 CDT
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