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Even if they are an ex-user of Oracle products, they would have had to benchmark the software at a time the were using it or have someone who is using it benchm
by 7265626F6F74 9y ago
Even if they are an ex-user of Oracle products, they would have had to benchmark the software at a time the were using it or have someone who is using it benchmark it. Either way a benchmark would be made at some point while an Oracle product user, which taking kuschku's word for it, is against the license agreement.
- mjw1007 9y agoLooking at the license agreement, it doesn't prohibit running benchmarks and recording their results, so if you ask me they wouldn't be breaking the agreement at the time they were bound by it. (Of course nobody in danger of getting involved in a court case with Oracle is going to be asking me.)