Well, I'm always amused to see that the Oracle client installer still checks if your monitor at least supports 256 colors :)
Their licensing model: if you hire a single spot in a parking garage with a capacity of 500 parkings, they'll charge you 500 licenses. Their philosophy to justify this, is that "you might have parked in any of those 500 spots".
In all fairness, it is a very good product though, that has to be said, but we are very happy with Tibero and PostGreSQL seems to be a very solid solution.
@Olan, hats off if you got to understand the license fee. We came to the conclusion that to be on the safe side, we'd have to PAY for a consultant to explain the licensing model to us. Of course we didn't and still got someone from Oracle to explain the model (hence the analogy with the parking garage). There's too many gray areas.
Yes, PB2019 GA (build 2082) is O12C compliant. The latest maintenance release to PB2019 build 2170 makes PB also O18C compliant as well.
HTH ... Chris
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Their licensing model: if you hire a single spot in a parking garage with a capacity of 500 parkings, they'll charge you 500 licenses. Their philosophy to justify this, is that "you might have parked in any of those 500 spots".
So yes ... retarded and digging their own grave.