Re: ORACLE RAC CRASHES ORBITZ

Mark A wrote: > "Daniel Morgan" <damorgan@exxesolutions.com> wrote in message > news:3F254155.A76B8666@exxesolutions.com... > > > > What a blivet. > > > > In an environment as complex as Orbitz's a crash could be caused by many > things. > > Hardware, operating systems, networks, routers, hubs, databases, tools, > etc. > > etc. etc. right down to a poorly run code review on some internally > generated > > program or a DBA or SysAdmin that made an innocent mistake. > > > > But you are so knee-jerk negative toward Larry, who I doubt has ever taken > a > > single dollar from your pocket, you jump to a conclusion the size of Mt. > > Everest. Give it a break. > > > > As Freud once said ... "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar." > > > > Do the universe a favor. Wait for the facts to come out: They will. Then > comment > > on the facts. If they demonstrate Oracle was responsible so what. Has DB2 > never > > been responsible for a crash? Informix? Sybase? A 'C' compiler? > > -- > > Daniel Morgan > > You call him Larry? I guess you and "Larry" are buds? Got about as much use for him as I do for Bill. Neither one has me on their payroll. The Larry reference was just repeating the statement from the OP. "... even if Larry ..." Keep in mind I worked in DB2 long before Oracle. And even today move back and forth between RDBMS products for what I do. Even Teradata which, in some respects, is the best of them all. -- Daniel Morgan http://www.outreach.washington.edu/extinfo/certprog/oad/oad_crs.asp damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace 'x' with a 'u' to reply)