Re: X86 Platform for Oracle 7.x (SCO or Solaris, Which is better choice?)

From: Frank Roscher <frank_at_yoda.tnet.de>
Date: 1995/10/10
Message-ID: <DG98B8.CME_at_yoda.tnet.de>#1/1

Bill Anglea (CelestialBrewery) wrote:
: Geting ready to purchase either SCO or Solaris for x86 specifically so
: that I can run Oracel 7.x enterprise server at home and get some real work
: done. Does anybody have a solid recommendation on either SCO or Solaris?
: Which one (if either) is more closely aligned with SVR4? Which one would
: be the most reasonable from a cost stand-point considering at least a
: 2 user development system?

Why not UnixWare2 - it's SVR4.2 MP. UnixWare is now owned by SCO and will be merged with SCO OpenServer in the future.

We use ORACLE 7.1.16.0 on UnixWare 2.02 on a "PC" and are very happy with this solution.

BTW: Solaris is SVR4, SCO is SVR3

: Any input would be appreciated.

: Bill Anglea
: banglea_at_onr.com

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Frank Roscher        frank.roscher_at_guug.de

Received on Tue Oct 10 1995 - 00:00:00 CET

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