4 ms·
This is a great way to tell everyone you've never had to do this type of migration. Oracle's got a lot of nasty things going for it, for sure. But there's a re
by mickeyp 3y ago
This is a great way to tell everyone you've never had to do this type of migration.
Oracle's got a lot of nasty things going for it, for sure. But there's a reason people still use it: part of it is vendor lock-in, of course; the other is that the database is actually really nice.
- __loam 3y agoYeah I mean, I get it. Amazon spent years getting off of oracle. I'm just saying the only reason to be on oracle now is because migration is expensive. It says a lot that it's not a competitive product for new applications, and is in fact a liability.