Brad Lackey wrote:
> Hence the value of paying for support. These fixes are available immediately. > You get what you pay for. Oracle is all about making software easy to try so > once a year > or so a current version is made available to download. All fixes and > improvements in > between are available to customers who have purchased licenses and support. For what it's worth, I'm not knocking the business model nor whining. Oracle has a product of value and puts resources into maintaining and improving it. You mention I get what I pay for. In my case, I get more than what I pay for since I don't pay anything. I was just pointing out that while it is fixed in a maintenance release, that didn't really fit my circumstance. Nonetheless, a workaround was offered which works well and I am grateful. To be fair, I do add some level of value to Oracle. My company recently aborted a VDI rollout using a competing solution for 100 seats with the intent to use it as a proving ground to rollout to thousands of seats spanning three continents. I had pointed out early on that Oracle has a VDI solution which would easily cover the problem areas identified early in the process. While I didn't change the outcome, I was a voice. This was only possible because I have familiarity with SRSS outside of my job. _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
