"gotarace"
Seahawks...We own a business there and all i hear about is how they stole Mike from us. Their fan base is one of the most fickle groups i have ever seen. They lose a game and they are jumping off the roof.

Can you film some of the jumping and post it here?
I need a pick me up.

I love football and don't despise any teams. Basically, any team that play's the Packers I usually end up despising for that week...and if the Packers lose that feeling lasts the whole season.

"Zero2Cool"We use DB2 and I'm not a huge fan. I'd prefer MySQL any day!

MySQL is da bomb for small or medium databases.
Anyone who uses anything other than Oracle for a large database is smoking crack.

"zombieslayer"

"Zero2Cool"We use DB2 and I'm not a huge fan. I'd prefer MySQL any day!

MySQL is da bomb for small or medium databases.
Anyone who uses anything other than Oracle for a large database is smoking crack.

I haven't had any experience with Oracle.

"Zero2Cool"

I haven't had any experience with Oracle.

It's expensive, and there's no reason to use it for anything other than a large database.
You can get near the same performance with MySQL with a small to medium DB.

The other thing is, when you walk into a bar and tell the babes that you work with Oracle databases for a living...
:lover:

Zombie.. I will have to disagree here.. for the primary cost difference.. I would and happen to utilize SQL effectively and without much issue.

Oracle is just another IBM type heavy cost solution.

"pack93z"Zombie.. I will have to disagree here.. for the primary cost difference.. I would and happen to utilize SQL effectively and without much issue.

Oracle is just another IBM type heavy cost solution.

Heh.
That's actually what I was saying.
Use MySQL for small and medium DBs.
Only the really large DBs you want to use Oracle.
(Like when you have over a million dollars in hardware).

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