Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 15:10, Mark Harrison wrote:
Sadly, lots of people in positions of power still want scape goats,
rather than proven results.
No, it could be that the OP's organization is looking for some proof
of postgresql's results.
That's a bit out of context.
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 15:10, Mark Harrison wrote:
> > Sadly, lots of people in positions of power still want scape goats,
> > rather than proven results.
>
> No, it could be that the OP's organization is looking for some proof
> of postgresql's results.
That's a bit out of context. The message I
Sadly, lots of people in positions of power still want scape goats,
rather than proven results.
No, it could be that the OP's organization is looking for some proof
of postgresql's results.
A lot of people are familiar with the criteria for evaluating
a company or commercial product. Open source p
The NOAA National Data Buoy Center is a government customer
(there are many commercial customers) for our wXstation(R)
product, which uses PostgreSQL as its database.
The number of government customers may increase dramatically
in the near future.
--
P. J. "Josh" Rovero
* Mark Steckel ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> So, if you have used Postgres (or know that it has been used) for a
> government project, especially in a 24x7 environment, I would greatly
> appreciate hearing about it. Ideally, I need more than just the project
> name. Specifically, A brief descript
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 05/19/2005 11:35:07 AM:
> >>> ...We are proposing that Postgres be used for the application
database.
> >>> Not too surprisingly we are being asked for additional
> information because
> >>> Postgres is open source.
> >>>
> > So is the implication that they think open
On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 11:35, Philip Hallstrom wrote:
> >>> ...We are proposing that Postgres be used for the application database.
> >>> Not too surprisingly we are being asked for additional information
> >>> because
> >>> Postgres is open source.
> >>>
> > So is the implication that they thin
...We are proposing that Postgres be used for the application database.
Not too surprisingly we are being asked for additional information because
Postgres is open source.
So is the implication that they think open source is a bad thing? I would
think they would question a recommendation for us
Mark Steckel wrote:
I have also scrounged the Internet looking for examples of
Postgres being used in government, preferably in 24x7 capacities.
I find googling for vendors who are known to use PostgreSQL and
searching for people's resumes is a good way to find descriptions
of Government project
Scott Marlowe wrote:
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 21:24, Mark Steckel wrote:
...We are proposing that
Postgres be used for the application database. Not too surprisingly we are
being asked for additional information because Postgres is open source.
So is the implication that they think open sour
On Wed, 2005-05-18 at 21:24, Mark Steckel wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Sorry for the cross post.
>
> I am working on a requirements and recommendation document for a division
> of the State of Hawaii Attorney General's office. We are proposing that
> Postgres be used for the application database. Not to
Hello,
Sorry for the cross post.
I am working on a requirements and recommendation document for a division
of the State of Hawaii Attorney General's office. We are proposing that
Postgres be used for the application database. Not too surprisingly we are
being asked for additional information bec
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