Re: Senior Oracle DBA now Learning Informix by Request
Tambi Dude wrote: > "DA Morgan" <damorgan@psoug.org> wrote in message > news:1166462391.363644@bubbleator.drizzle.com... > >> You don't understand what the technology is. You don't understand >> what the technologies does. You don't have the capability to >> duplicate it in Informix ... and yet you criticize it and by >> extention RAC which also is incapable of being duplicated in Informix. >> Most impressive. > > Is it any more impressive that your pathetic act two yrs ago when > you claimed that Microsoft was running its internal SAP application > on Oracle, until it was shown to you links that MS runs it on SQL Server, > plus MS employees posted about it. > > For cdi folks who don't know that drama , our man kept on > bullshitting that he has sources in Microsoft who insists that MS SAP > application runs on Oracle. I doubted it and posted in mpss newsgroup > > http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.server/browse_frm/thread/db92ceee1c454ebd/f87660b339de4d48?lnk=st&q=&rnum=3#f87660b339de4d48 > > May be this may jolt something and refresh your memory > > ======================================= > Daniel Morgan" <damor...@x.washington.edu> wrote > > > >> I have the dollar figure too, and it is well into six figures just for >> last year, but that also wouldn't persuade you. What you want is the names >> of two people that would immediately lose their jobs for disclosing >> confidential information. Not sorry and not going to happen. > > > This really takes the cake. What u are suggesting is that everyone > from MS is lying in public except ur two good 'friends' from MS. > Is that a good material for a film screenplay. > > rk- > ps: I am sure Oracle would have entered into non disclosure agreement > with MS to not disclose this information and embarrass MS :-). I > always knew Oracle to be a very ethical company, but never knew they > are this much. Well u learn something new each day. > > ============================================== > > Why am I posting this? Because a man with such dubious integrity > should not be questioning others, much less teaching others. I > can't believe someone pays you to teach at a Univ. I believe the > sources from MS who told you (rather took you for a ride) were > your students. Well both of you deserve each other :-) > > The complete thread is here > > http://groups.google.com/group/comp.databases.oracle.server/browse_frm/thread/3fc5eb71aa9aa96b/33f34becca96004e?lnk=st&q=&rnum=4#33f34becca96004e They were. Please try to understand ... I teach at the University of Washington less than three miles from the Microsoft campus. And some of Microsoft's employees, and ex-employees, are my students. And at Christmas parties here on Mercer Island, given a few hours to drink themselves into loose tongues, fascinating conversations take place. I know for a fact that I was correct. The MS employee was doing what I would expect them to do or may not have been aware of the facts. Either way I stand by my statement. You are incorrect. And you still don't know the first thing about Oracle Streams. That said I'll leave this thread as it certainly appears to be deteriorating into invective and my point was made with respect to the PL/SQL. -- Daniel A. Morgan University of Washington damorgan@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond) Puget Sound Oracle Users Group www.psoug.org