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Oracle's all-encompassing software suite aimed at ending customization
According to Oracle Corp. and Sybase Inc., a corporate application is only as good as a mobile employee's ability to access it.
Clustra, TimesTen tackling high-availability, high-speed requirements
Today's open source databases are outmuscled by traditional heavyweights
Precise Software Solutions Ltd. last week announced a performance management solution for IBM's DB2 UDB.
The effort to push an open source database system into competition with commercial products is anything but friendly, with two companies locked in a fierce battle.
Company advances software-as-a-service message with suites for small businesses, e-businesses
At last month's tech-ed conference, Microsoft gave the first public demonstration of the next release of its SQL Server database, code-named Yukon.
Oracle chief Larry Ellison said the code name for Oracle9i is the "last database," which I concluded to mean that Ellison thought the database market was dead.
Two vulnerabilities have been discovered that could wreak havoc on the most widely used database software on the Internet, Oracle8i, according to security experts.
In the database world, as in many other areas of IT, companies are searching for ways to do more with less.
Oracle holds lead, but IBM and Microsoft battle for bigger slice of estimated $8.8 billion market.