Re: They have doubled the number of servers and have replaced thevirtual database with a high-capacity physical one

lol

Actually I believe there are already radio buttons and scroll bars on healthcare.gov.

I purposely did not include the explanation of where it came from. I have no desire to turn this into a discussion of health care in the US. However, this is a part of a story detailing what has already been done with healthcare.gov.

I am thinking they are saying they dumped Oracle and went with our IBM platform. ;)

Or, something else altogether. (But I really didn't post this to start a political discussion., I am trying to figure out what it is that they have actually done. The idea of a virtual database mystifies me. I have no idea what that is. Do we have one? Do we wish we did?)




On 11/6/2013 8:55 AM, TheBorg wrote:

He wants to put radio buttons and scroll bars on it.

;-)

- sjl


"Jim Oberholtzer" wrote in message
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Yes Booth, some context would be helpful.

Jim Oberholtzer
Chief Technical Architect
Agile Technology Architects


On 11/6/2013 4:33 AM, PaultinNZ wrote:

Where is the rest (previous) parts in this conversation?


On 6 November 2013 23:26, Booth Martin<booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

"They have doubled the number of servers and have replaced the virtual
database with a high-capacity physical one"

What does "replaced the virtual database with a high-capacity physical
one" mean? I don't understand the terminology well enough to know
what
has been done.
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