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Started by Lee Damon
Wed, 14 Dec 1988 20:50
request for comments: databases
Author: Lee Damon
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 1988 20:50
Date: Wed, 14 Dec 1988 20:50
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My boss has asked me to track down good databases that run on sequent
(Symmetry prefered, but Balance ok). He would prefer one that is pd,
but I don't expect to find any really good pd ones.
What database systems do you use? Comments on them?
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Re: request for comments: databases
Author: Kevin C. Smallwood
Date: Thu, 15 Dec 1988 15:54
Date: Thu, 15 Dec 1988 15:54
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I don't know that it is necessarily "good" (or really in the "Public Domain"), but we run the 4.3BSD version of INGRES on both our B21 and S81 without any problems (other than some known bugs/short-comings vs. the commercially available version of INGRES from RTI). If you are looking for performance then I would suggest getting a commercial version of a DBMS that has speed-ups for the parallel architecture (like RTI's INGRES or Oracle (I'm certain that there are others, too!)), but if you are looking for cheap (and you have either 4.2BSD UNIX or 4.3BSD UNIX), then you might try compiling that version of INGRES on your Symmetry. Just a suggestion. Kevin Smallwood PS. If you decide to go commercial, you should give Sequent a call to see what DBMS producers have ported their products to the Sequent systems; they have a list of third-party software.
Re: request for comments: databases
Author: Ronald O. Christian
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 1988 18:17
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 1988 18:17
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In article <8549@j.cc.purdue.edu> kcs@j.cc.purdue.edu (Kevin C. Smallwood) writes:
>PS. If you decide to go commercial, you should give Sequent a call to see
>what DBMS producers have ported their products to the Sequent systems; they
>have a list of third-party software.
Last I heard, it was still the big four: Ingres, Oracle, Unify, Informix.
Ron
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