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Yeah, but you get a lot for those fifty-eight thousand: you get classic Oracle support, which is priceless in many ways. For one thing, Oracle has always been
by koeselitz 16y ago
Yeah, but you get a lot for those fifty-eight thousand: you get classic Oracle support, which is priceless in many ways.
For one thing, Oracle has always been good at imposing completely arbitrary 1000-column limits on databases that are probably scalable to far more. So with a really scalable database like Berkeley DB, just imagine what they can do!