Sybase diverged from SQL*Server some time ago. 

The current engine, ASE ( Adaptive Server Engine, current version 12.0 ) 
is quite the OLTP rocket. 


|| -----Original Message-----
|| From: Boivin, Patrice J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
|| Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 3:22 PM
|| To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
|| Subject: RE: might be really old topic, but please take a look
|| 
|| 
|| Leslie,
|| 
|| Sybase is what SQL Server is built from, I think.  I don't 
|| know much about
|| Sybase, but I Know that SQL Server 7 only has one 
|| transaction log file (redo
|| log file), that you have to back up regularly and truncate 
|| otherwise your
|| database will freeze.  In SQL server there is no such thing 
|| as an "archived
|| log", you have to back up the transaction log's datafile to 
|| get your backup
|| of transactions.  This is just one example.  Does Sybase 
|| support multiple
|| log files?  What about multiple archiving processes?  That 
|| was a bit of a
|| bottleneck in Oracle7 for us, and I had created the max 
|| number of redo log
|| files.  I can't imagine what it would be like with only one 
|| transaction log
|| file...  I am looking forward to our upgrade to 8.1.6., I am 
|| curious to see
|| what multiple archiving processes can do.
|| 
|| Re. NT and UNIX, does Microsoft still sell NT?  Here we could only by
|| Windows2000 licenses.
|| 
|| : )
|| 
|| NT is good for small to medium databases that are not too 
|| mission critical,
|| in my opinion, but from experience I much prefer UNIX.
|| 
|| I know you probably want numbers to compare, maybe you could 
|| ask DBAs how
|| long their NT and UNIX servers have been running without 
|| interruption, and
|| why they were brought down the last time...
|| 
|| Last I read on the 'net the new Windows versions will have 
|| new names.  The
|| personal software (read Win9x/ME stream plus NT Workstation) 
|| will be called
|| WindowsXP, while the corporate operating systems (read: NT 
|| Server 4 and NT
|| Dataserver) will be called Windows2002.  I don't know when these new
|| versions will be released, I think that for Windows2002 MS 
|| is aiming for 4th
|| quarter of 2001 at this point.  That is... this coming Autumn!
|| 
|| Regards,
|| Patrice Boivin
|| Systems Analyst (Oracle Certified DBA)
|| 
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||      From:   Streeter, Lerone  A     LBX 
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||      Sent:   Thursday, May 03, 2001 3:27 PM
||      To:     Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
||      Subject:        RE: might be really old topic, but please take a
|| look
|| 
||      briefly:
|| 
||      our choice was oracle/NT, based mainly on division/corporate
|| direction which
||      was based on the strengths of oracle.  widely 
|| installed, industry
|| leader,
||      robust platform.
|| 
||      NT was a no-brainer; the majority of our knowledge is 
|| NT. price and
||      complexity were considered also, even though you have 
|| more control
|| over
||      *nix, the price of boxii to run it on as well as the cost of
|| training and
||      associated learning curve made *nix an unattractive option.
|| 
||      our user base is small-to-medium so an NT solution 
|| should suffice,
|| if we
||      were larger or more widely dispersed or web based; we'd 
|| look harder
|| at *nix.
|| 
||      remember i said brief.
|| 
||      ===========================================
||      Lerone Streeter
||      System Analyst
||      Abbott LBG
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||      Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 1:51 PM
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|| 
||      Oh, ha! that is an old one: 
|| 
|| 
||      Oracle on Unix is the "only" choice. 
||      No need to research at all! Just go out and buy one! 
||      :) 
||      Ross 
||      p.s. give us more info, and you'll get a higher quality 
|| answer. GIGO
|| 
||      || -----Original Message----- 
||      || From: Leslie Lu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
||      || Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 1:37 PM 
||      || To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L 
||      || Subject: Q: might be really old topic, but please 
|| take a look 
||      || 
||      || 
||      || Probably this has been posed million times, but I 
||      || really like to know.  We'll have a meeting about this 
||      || in our company, and I'd love to contribute someting. 
||      || Any idea on the following issue, any link, paper, etc, 
||      || will be greatly appreciated. 
||      || 
||      || pros and cons of 
||      || 
||      || 1. Oracle vs Sybase 
||      || 
||      || 2. Unix vs NT 
||      || 
||      || 
||      || Leslie 
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