Re: database market share 2003
Flame exchange in the 'database market share 2003' thread. Blair Adamache sarcastically criticised Noons' conduct; Noons replied angrily that he did not speak for the Oracle community. Neil Truby jokingly asked whether he had tried increasing BUFFERS, and Noons joked back. No technical content.
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Noons wrote: > ... [many pithy things and then] ... > Don't try the semantics bullshit here, moron. Very professional. Your words speak for themselves. Your debating skills and use of logic are eclipsed only by the respectful manner in which you display your learning and intellect. You must be proud of your rhetorical acumen. You are truly a credit to the Oracle community.
Blair Adamache allegedly said,on my timestamp of 4/06/2004 10:15 AM: > Very professional. Your words speak for themselves. Your debating skills > and use of logic are eclipsed only by the respectful manner in which you Here is a clue: stop the bullshit and you won't get it back. Another one: don't dish it out if you don't like to cop it across the face. > display your learning and intellect. You must be proud of your > rhetorical acumen. You are truly a credit to the Oracle community. I am NOT the Oracle community and "they" don't speak through me, as much as dimwits such as you would like that to be true. Didn't you get that yet? -- Cheers Nuno Souto wizofoz2k@yahoo.com.au.nospam
"Noons" <wizofoz2k@yahoo.com.au.nospam> wrote in message news:40c4380a$0$13784$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au... > Blair Adamache allegedly said,on my timestamp of 4/06/2004 10:15 AM: > > > Very professional. Your words speak for themselves. Your debating skills > > and use of logic are eclipsed only by the respectful manner in which you > > Here is a clue: stop the bullshit and you won't get it back. > Another one: don't dish it out if you don't like to cop it > across the face. > > > display your learning and intellect. You must be proud of your > > rhetorical acumen. You are truly a credit to the Oracle community. > > I am NOT the Oracle community and "they" don't speak through me, > as much as dimwits such as you would like that to be true. > Didn't you get that yet? Have you tried increasing the BUFFERS parameter to improve the cache rate?
Neil Truby allegedly said,on my timestamp of 7/06/2004 7:43 PM: > > > Have you tried increasing the BUFFERS parameter to improve the cache rate? LOL! I like big "buffers", no one can deny! -- Cheers Nuno Souto wizofoz2k@yahoo.com.au.nospam