I figured that it would be the other way around; people who read blogs, Oracle blogs specifically, would be more likely to have Oracle installed at home.
So, why not?
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
Oracle at Home: The Results
Almost 70% of you responded that you do not have Oracle installed at home. That was a bit of a shocker to me.
I figured that it would be the other way around; people who read blogs, Oracle blogs specifically, would be more likely to have Oracle installed at home.
So, why not?
I figured that it would be the other way around; people who read blogs, Oracle blogs specifically, would be more likely to have Oracle installed at home.
So, why not?
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Maybe they have access to a database in there company to try things out from home. -> Don't have to maintain there own one.
Patrick
Very possible. I use my database at work for smaller, un-involved, testing...
I think a good question is to ask them how much time do they spend using Oracle a week on their own time and not company time. You don't even have to limit it to Oracle but technology in General.
Yes, technology in general is a good question. Obviously my view on the world is a bit myopic...
No Oracle XE for Linux 64 bit.
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