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In horror I see a lot of business application stacks driven by Oracle. Probably because of some nifty set feature early on. Again and again we pay dearly for it
by unixhero 10y ago
In horror I see a lot of business application stacks driven by Oracle. Probably because of some nifty set feature early on. Again and again we pay dearly for it.
A small and growing part of me wants to cut through the bulls hit and look into eliminating it wherever I can sell the idea.
- seanharr11 10y agoMy experience with my current employer is that Oracle/SQL Server/Windows are used because of the lack of trust in open source solutions, usually by management who grew up in the Stone Age of Software. All 3 of the aforementioned slow EVERY process in the building down, especially when it comes to application development.
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- seanharr11 10y agoDid you get a chance to try out etlalchemy? Please feel free to share the tool with friends/colleagues that may benefit from it!