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DB2 vs Oracle

Asked by mlarkin47 in Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: db2, oracle, vs

I just started a consulting assignment as an Oracle DBA, and to my dismay, I am hearing rumors that client is seriously considering dumping Oracle for DB2. I would welcome any objective observations (without expletives, please) from anyone with considerable experience with both databases. The reason being given for this move is that Oracle is costing them too much. They have dozens of databases, some very large, ranging from v7.3 to 8.1.7. Mostly they are running on IBM/AIX, with some NT installs.
 
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