It has to be me

[darmstadt]

So as it is common parlance, we can say it is "called" Oracle then?

No!!!

A. What car do you drive?
B. Ford.
A. Ah, a Mondeo
B. No, a Fiesta

In our industry you have to learn to be specific...

A. Can you do Oracle?
B. Yes.
A. Good, I'll put you forward for this Java developer role working on Solaris
B. No, I only know Oracle Database on Linux

Specifics, specifics...

[suityou01]

No!!!

A. What car do you drive?
B. Ford.
A. Ah, a Mondeo
B. No, a Fiesta

In our industry you have to learn to be specific...

A. Can you do Oracle?
B. Yes.
A. Good, I'll put you forward for this Java developer role working on Solaris
B. No, I only know Oracle Database on Linux

Specifics, specifics...

Tomato tomayto.

Then we're agreed.

[TheFaQQer]

A. Can you do Oracle?
B. Yes.
A. Good, I'll put you forward for this Java developer role working on Solaris
B. No, I only know Oracle Database on Linux

If Andy Hallett sees this post, he'll have a job offer for you Seems to match many of the agents that work for that group, anyway.

[stek]

Nope - Oracle Database version 7 (1992) came before they bought RDB from DEC (1994)

Oops! My bad...

[vwdan]

No!!!

A. What car do you drive?
B. Ford.
A. Ah, a Mondeo
B. No, a Fiesta

In our industry you have to learn to be specific...

A. Can you do Oracle?
B. Yes.
A. Good, I'll put you forward for this Java developer role working on Solaris
B. No, I only know Oracle Database on Linux

Specifics, specifics...

Same with Linux, VMware, Citrix, NetApp and I'm sure a whole host of others! To be fair, I think we're all guilty of it too - everyone knows what you mean if you tell your colleagues "I'm doing [x] on VMware today", it just means nothing to anyone outside of that specific environment.

[suityou01]

Same with Linux, VMware, Citrix, NetApp and I'm sure a whole host of others! To be fair, I think we're all guilty of it too - everyone knows what you mean if you tell your colleagues "I'm doing [x] on VMware today", it just means nothing to anyone outside of that specific environment.

So Oracle it is then.