Hi - Does anybody has any input or any matrix on Performace og BMC ARS on
different OS, so that We can take a decision that Which OS is more suitable.
I have option of both Windows 2008 or Unix , but on Which OS BMC Product's
performace is better.
Please advise
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Bhupesh Gupta
Solaris 11 is coming out in days: sun boxes are claiming 5x performance with
new cpu's ... I would go that direction... Very soon
Just something to think about
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On Oct 5, 2011, at 5:19 AM, Bhupesh Gupta
system to upgrade and
maintain.
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Solaris 11 is coming out in days: sun boxes are claiming 5x
). It's just all around an easier system to upgrade and
maintain.
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Solaris 11 is coming out in days
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Hi Gupta,
I have not looked to see but is 7.6.04 compatible with Solaris 11 in the
compatibility matrix? I hope so because I'd like to upgrade
John,
Thanks for the input. However, I am not completely sold on that line of
thinking. Oracle 11g client is unsupported while Oracle 11g database is
supported. Simply putting this back in the vendor's court is very
presumptuous.
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John,
Thanks for the input. However, I am not completely sold on that line of
thinking. Oracle 11g client is unsupported while Oracle 11g database is
supported. Simply putting this back in the vendor's court
You are certainly correct. If I use Oracle 10g client it is compatible with an
Oracle 11g database, as per the matrix. But that was not the point. My point
is that simply saying that the product is compatible as long as the vendor
(Microsoft, Sun) claim backward compatibility is very
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You are certainly correct. If I use Oracle 10g client it is compatible with
an Oracle 11g database, as per the matrix
I hear that Joe, I had the exact same thing happen to me. After many hours of
troubleshooting (and the help of some others) I finally fixed it.
I made me weary of the backwards compatibility statement.
Thanks again for sharing the story :-)
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You are certainly correct. If I use Oracle 10g client it is compatible
with an Oracle 11g database, as per the matrix. But that was not the point.
My point is that simply saying
speaking from experience.
Thanks,
Sean
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Hi Bhupesh,
One thing that no one has mentioned on this thread is the consideration of case
sensitivity. If you want case-insensitive searches then MS-SQL would be a
better bet
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I heard the same thing about Oracle case insensitivity too.. But what I would
like to know is compared to what?
Are we comparing an Oracle case sensitive database against another Oracle case
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