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> I have configured apache web server 1.3.9, apache jserv 1.1,jdk1.2,jdbc with
> oracle 8.0.5.
> Can anyone please clarify how many oracle license are required(in a
> production environment) if 300 users are going to access my application,
> which in turn access oracle database simultaneously and how many sessions
> b'n jserv and oracle will be established.
I hope you have deep pockets. If you mean 300 simultaneous sessions,
it will probably be at least in the 10s of thousands of dollars, and
possibly in the 100s of thousands.
<aspestos>
My advice is, if you need a bulletproof production system, use
PostgreSQL. If you need a faster but less robust production system, go
with MySQL. Oracle is a dog and it is $$$. But is is extremely robust,
from the data consistency/corruption point of view. PostgfreSQL is
almost as good. MySQL is not that great, though improving slowly. I
wouldn't build anything which had mission critical data in it with
mySQL, but would with PostgreSQL.
We use both PostgreSQL and MySQL, for different applications.
Choose right tool for the job.
</aspestos>
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