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Subject: Re: Question about UDB on iSeries
From: Alan C <steelville@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 01 Dec 2004 22:07:53 -0500
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Hi Jim!

Glad to see you're getting it all, but this statement provokes another question for you. What non-proprietary hardware are you referring to? What non-proprietary OS were you referring to? And what is Oracle if it is not proprietary?

- Alan

I will admit to some misgivings about the proprietary nature of the
hardware and OS compared to the Oracle world I am used to, but I have no
complaints about the robustness of the software, including the database.

Jim Reinardy

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