Computerworld: Sybase Offers Free Database For Linux

[Jim Herrmann]

It looks like voluntary survey.  I notice the Sprint PCS data base is 
not there either, unless that's the "anonymous" entry. 

BTW, Wal-Mart is also using DB2.  It may be a migration from Informix to 
DB2, but I know that they have a huge DB2 shop.

My $.02,
Jim

Paul Taylor wrote:

>http://www.wintercorp.com/vldb/2003_TopTen_Survey/TopTenWinners.asp
>
>Wonder if Wallie World was surveyed? I'm sure they were.
>
>PT 
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>Matt G
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>Subject: Re: Computerworld: Sybase Offers Free Database For Linux
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>Jonathan Hutchins wrote:
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>>On Tue, September 14, 2004 11:11 am, Brian Densmore said:
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>>>I wonder what Wal-Mart uses these days? They have a ***Monster*** DB 
>>>and
>>>***Monster*** transaction activity.
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>Walmart uses Informix db.  They're a huge client for us, and I know they
>have thousands and thousands of instances.
>
>Matt
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