Oracle 9i Makes it to Mac OS X

Posted by pudge on Friday August 23, 2002 @03:18AM from the i-knew-the-day-would-come-like-a-hellfire-upon-the-lands dept.

mcockerill writes "Oracle just posted a development version of their latest RDBMS (Oracle 9i release 2) for Mac OS X (300+megs of it). It requires Jaguar to run. No fancy installation wizards or GUI config apps as yet; the whole thing is command line only for now. But still, this is a major development as far as serious use of Mac OS X in a server environment is concerned. It's long been rumored to be on the way -- after all, Ellison is on Apple's Board -- but frankly I never thought I'd see the day."

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Re:Database Hardware by qnonsense · 2002-08-25 10:55 · Score: 0, Flamebait
Two Gb bandwidth, 1.6TB storage. Please note the 'b' versus 'B'.
- Gb is not a measurement of bandwidth. Gb/s is. Please note the 's' versus 'I'm an idiot.'
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