Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Actually, I've heard a wierder conspiracy theory. It says that installing MS-SQL on a computer will make Oracle work slower on that computer, even if the MS-SQL server is not activated.I've heard one or two similar stories from Oracle users.
One explanation I've heard is that the drivers Oracle uses on Windows
are sub-optimal (and the conspiracy version of that rumor claims that
this is because MS does not like Oracle to compete with MS SQL Server)
This one I heard from a client that has a (windows) product that uses either. They need duel booting (windows-windows) machines to test both.
Shachar
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