From: wildpony <z1wildpony@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: MS SQL Server vs Oracle vs DB2 (&Sybase too)
Date: 2000/05/26
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leebert

> > There are more vendors supporting Oracle & MS SQL Server. But PeopleSoft drop-kicked Oracle as strategic partner and is moving over to IBM DB2, which IMO,
 
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well if peoplesoft frop kicked oracle as a strategic partner maybe they should update their website
Oracle
IBM
Informix
M$
NCR
are all listed as partners

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