#143022 - 02/26/0407:40 AMOracle Database 10g for Mac OS X
walzuhair
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The Oracle Database 10g will be released for Panther on April 30th.. <br>Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay... At last I'll be able to ask for a Mac at work <br><br><br>DigitalEye
#143025 - 02/26/0408:14 AMRe: Oracle Database 10g for Mac OS X
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walzuhair
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It's only hush-hush before product launch, but the Oracle Database 10g was officially launched in a public event all over the world.. Dates of specific releases for operating systems is public information after that..<br><br><br>DigitalEye
#143027 - 02/26/0409:45 AMRe: Oracle Database 10g for Mac OS X
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I don't know the price of FileMaker, but I can guess Oracle is more expensive since it's a more powerful database engine targeted to serve a much larger number of users. More info on the Oracle Database 10g here.<br><br><br>DigitalEye<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by walzuhair on 02/26/04 12:54 PM (server time).</EM></FONT></P>
If, by similar, you mean both prices are in dollars, then yes, the price will be similar. <br><br>Actually, I just checked. The Personal Edition is $400US. Not too bad. I would have expected much more.<br><br>
#143030 - 02/26/0411:21 AMRe: Oracle Database 10g for Mac OS X
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walzuhair
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It really depends on what you're getting.. I mean the enterprise edition license is priced at $800 per user with a minimum of 25 users per processor.. You can get unlimited users at $40,000 per processor.. (prices info here)<br><br><br>DigitalEye
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<br><br>Actually, I just checked. The Personal Edition is $400US. Not too bad. I would have expected much more.<br><br>
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