According to Slashdot IBM is investing in EnterpriseDB. What does it
mean for Postgresql?
Regards, Clodoaldo Pinto Neto
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 2:19 PM, Clodoaldo
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According to Slashdot IBM is investing in EnterpriseDB. What does it
mean for Postgresql?
In a nutshell? It helps EnterpriseDB continue to employ people like
me, Bruce, Heikki, Greg, Pavan and the various other people from the
Clodoaldo wrote:
According to Slashdot IBM is investing in EnterpriseDB. What does it
mean for Postgresql?
There should be no affect on the community, except that EnterpriseDB
might be able to support the community a little better because of a
little more funding.
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On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 7:19 AM, Clodoaldo
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According to Slashdot IBM is investing in EnterpriseDB. What does it
mean for Postgresql?
There where 2 or 3 blogs posted on the PostgreSQL main page on this
subject that were interesting.
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Regards,
Richard Broersma Jr.
: Re: [GENERAL] IBM investing in EnterpriseDB
Clodoaldo wrote:
According to Slashdot IBM is investing in EnterpriseDB. What does it
mean for Postgresql?
There should be no affect on the community, except that EnterpriseDB
might be able to support the community a little better because
Clodoaldo wrote:
...IBM is investing...What does it mean for Postgresql?
One cool thing it means is that there are now *two*
companies (thanks again Fujitsu) bigger than
Oracle backing (to some extent) Postgres.
And now one company bigger than Microsoft.
Yeah, this doesn't affect the
On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 12:12:48 -0700
Ron Mayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clodoaldo wrote:
...IBM is investing...What does it mean for Postgresql?
One cool thing it means is that there are now *two*
companies (thanks again Fujitsu) bigger than
Oracle backing (to some extent) Postgres.
IIRC
Shouldn't forget IBM got DB2. Could be they are
just seeking additional userbase in opensource
market space...
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 12:12 -0700, Ron Mayer wrote:
Clodoaldo wrote:
...IBM is investing...What does it mean for Postgresql?
One cool thing it means is that there are now *two*
Add Informix to the list of IBM's RDBMS products.. Also note that where
Postgres has PistGIC as an OGC compliant geodata extension, IBM already
supports this in both DB2 Informix, so an even higher degree if
interoperability is there for geospatial data.
Brent Wood
Alex Vinogradovs [EMAIL
I need to learn to type!!! try PostGIS (how did that become PistGIC? I have
no idea)
Brent Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27/03/08 1:44 PM
Add Informix to the list of IBM's RDBMS products.. Also note that where
Postgres has PistGIC as an OGC compliant geodata extension, IBM already
supports this
Brent Wood typed:
I need to learn to type!!! try PostGIS (how did that become PistGIC? I have
no idea)
Brent Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27/03/08 1:44 PM
Add Informix to the list of IBM's RDBMS products.. Also note that where
Postgres has PistGIC
as an OGC compliant geodata extension,
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