In this blog I have stated explicitly and implied now and again that the big architectural features are what count… despite the fact that little features are often what are marketed. Here is a true story to reinforce this theme… and a reminder of the implications… a real-life battle between two vendors: we’ll call them…
As you look at the enterprise RDBMS marketplace today you will find something shocking… almost every product in the market is built based on designs and concepts that are over thirty years old. IBM’s System R grew into DB2 and influenced Oracle before 1980. Ingres, developed before 1980, became Postgres which became Netezza and Greenplum…
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