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All I want is an ordinary RDBMS with SPAAS (Stored Procedures as a Service) that return a binary blob of tables, nothing else. I don't want noSQL, I don't care about cloud objects, I saw Firebase and didn't like it, I don't want JSON as a result, I don't care if noobs don't know who CODD is, they will learn it the hard way sooner or later. Oracle is the living god of RDBMS and they should take advantage of that yet t…
Example 1
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Me: "Create a new Customer Record"
DB: "Customer Entity doesn't exist, shall I create it?"
Me: "Yes"
DB: "Customer Entity created. What is the Name of your Record?"
Me: "Larry Ellison"
DB: "Customer, Larry Ellison created"
Example 2
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Me: "How many customers are there?"
DB: "There are 123 customers"
Example 3
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Me: "How many customers have accounts that are past due"
DB: "I did not understand past due"
Me: "How many customers have accounts where past due is true?"
DB: "There are 5 customers where account past due is true"
Me: "Send me an email of those customers"
DB: "Email has been sent"
How can we even know #18c will do anything? it sounded like a bunch of buzzwords! Oracle is so late to the game its gonna take a miracle for them to make a dent in AWS
Larry Ellison never bullshits, the question is if its actually gonna as autonomous as he says. From my experience with oracle DBs its gonna do half of what he claims and cost twice what he claims
Eventually, that will drain off their customer base. If whatever the big 3 cloud providers are selling as a database is "good enough", then "better" won't be enough to keep Oracle's current position in the market.
Too little, too late for Oracle I think. No matter how good the product is, it won't be a first class supported thing at AWS, Azure, or Google's cloud. Eventually, that will drain off their customer base. If whatever the big 3 cloud providers are selling as a database is "good enough", then "better" won't be enough to keep Oracle's current position in the market.
Too little, too late for Oracle I think. No matter how good the product is, it won't be a first class supported thing at AWS, Azure, or Google's cloud. Eventually, that will drain off their customer base. If whatever the big 3 cloud providers are selling as a database is "good enough", then "better" won't be enough to keep Oracle's current position in the market.
> Oracle will have a steep climb to pull off their vision. They eventually will... someday. It's not with the fortune 100s that you surpass biological evolution, it's with the hackers, startups, developers, and red-eyed bandits that code at 3:14 AM to solve that one bug that kept them from sleeping for the past 3 days. The Revolution of Evolution in cloud ML and autonomous DB will come from a Panoply, the execution o…
When is someone going to make this: Example 1 --------- Me: "Create a new Customer Record" DB: "Customer Entity doesn't exist, shall I create it?" Me: "Yes" DB: "Customer Entity created. What is the Name of your Record?" Me: "Larry Ellison" DB: "Customer, Larry Ellison created" Example 2 --------- Me: "How many customers are there?" DB: "There are 123 customers" Example 3 --------- Me: "How many customers have accoun…
When is someone going to make this: Example 1 --------- Me: "Create a new Customer Record" DB: "Customer Entity doesn't exist, shall I create it?" Me: "Yes" DB: "Customer Entity created. What is the Name of your Record?" Me: "Larry Ellison" DB: "Customer, Larry Ellison created" Example 2 --------- Me: "How many customers are there?" DB: "There are 123 customers" Example 3 --------- Me: "How many customers have accoun…