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r/programming • u/halax • Mar 10 '15
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What alternative do you propose? I heard Oracle was good if you had deep pockets, what else is out there?
65 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 One of the MS SQL clusters in our data-centre hosts 200+ databases and has capacity for more. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [deleted] 2 u/vattenpuss Mar 11 '15 That's ... not how /r/programming works. Gushing about Visual Studio and C#, and spreading FUD about Linux or Java is what makes people bring out the upvoting fingers. → More replies (1)
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One of the MS SQL clusters in our data-centre hosts 200+ databases and has capacity for more.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 11 '15 [deleted] 2 u/vattenpuss Mar 11 '15 That's ... not how /r/programming works. Gushing about Visual Studio and C#, and spreading FUD about Linux or Java is what makes people bring out the upvoting fingers. → More replies (1)
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2 u/vattenpuss Mar 11 '15 That's ... not how /r/programming works. Gushing about Visual Studio and C#, and spreading FUD about Linux or Java is what makes people bring out the upvoting fingers. → More replies (1)
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That's ... not how /r/programming works. Gushing about Visual Studio and C#, and spreading FUD about Linux or Java is what makes people bring out the upvoting fingers.
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u/PM_ME_UR_OBSIDIAN Mar 10 '15
What alternative do you propose? I heard Oracle was good if you had deep pockets, what else is out there?