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by throwaway201103
2030 days ago
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Oracle is very powerful. As a developer I found it easy to work with. But the cost to run in production is eye-watering. IDK how their licensing works today but in the past it was free to use for evaluation or for developing a prototype. Once you were "gaining business value" i.e. using it even if only internally to develop a real product, you were supposed to be paying for it. |
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a) you are already familiar with Oracle, and
b) you have a very small data set:
“Oracle Database 18c XE supports up to:
3 Pluggable Databases
2 CPUs for foreground processes
2GB of RAM (SGA and PGA combined)
12GB of user data on disk (irrespective of compression factor)”