I still cannot believe that there are reasonably large SAP
applications in production that are based on MaxDB. But that's
probably only because I haven't seen it myself. :-) However, from my
experience MaxDB usage comes nowhere close to e.g. Oracle or SQL
Server - neither performance, nor manageability or robustness wise.
hello Robert,
i know of more than one (and more than two ;-)) terabyte or near-terabyte installations of maxdb at
some sap-asps, large german coffee-roasters and retailers.. ;)
further, i agree with you that maxdb-manageability and useability is now where close to (and
especially) oracle concerning confusion and complexity.
the fact i love about sapdb (i still can't get the word maxdb over my lips) is its simplicity, you
can do everything a oltp-db has to do with ease, but you're not crippled by gigabytes of unusefull
stuff. but it all depends on the exact use-case.
so long, best wishes,
flo
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