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That's one reason. The reason why they need it for third-party applications is because that's what developers targeted, for two reasons: 1. It was the only ga
by ibejoeb 14y ago
That's one reason. The reason why they need it for third-party applications is because that's what developers targeted, for two reasons:
1. It was the only game in town when the application was designed.
2. It was head-and-shoulders above everyone else. More, better, faster. Most people think you just throw SQL-99 at it, but then you're wasting your money. Look at their analytical languages, for example.
- arethuza 14y agoOf course, Oracle and Microsoft are also major vendors of applications that run on their database servers. In fact, the application revenue for both is probably much higher than database server revenue.