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Re: no cursors... (should be no courage)
by Nils Philippsen - Mar 6th 2003 10:04:35
> I would say that the fact that SAP is a
> German product
> is an excellent reason not to use it.
> I'll keep my Postgresql
> thank you.
You mean I should stop using software from the U.S. and quit my job at an
American company in return, just because I disagree with the politics of
your government? I mean it's not as if you were funding the German state
by downloading it for free.
While you're at it, you might stop using Star-/Open Office as well - it's
originally from a German company, IIRC it's still maintained by mainly
German people and if that doesn't make it kind of dirty, I don't know what
else.
Oh, and I prefer PostgreSQL as well, but for entirely different reasons.
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Re: no cursors... (should be no courage)
by Ilya Martynov - Mar 26th 2003 06:32:15
> I would say that the fact that SAP is a
> German product
> is an excellent reason not to use it.
> I'll keep my Postgresql
Then you should stop using PostgreSQL too. I've noticed on this map of PostgreSQL
developers at least four developers from Germany.
--
Ilya Martynov (http://martynov.org/)
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Re: no cursors... (should be no courage)
by n_tone - Apr 9th 2003 09:02:07
> I would say that the fact that SAP is a
> German product
> is an excellent reason not to use it.
> I'll keep my Postgresql
> thank you.
It is very sad to see such postings. I thought that software and
especially Internet community is above those aggressive, destructive and
quite myopic tendencies. This is the first time I observer something like
that and I hope this is the last one.
--
Anton Sulsky
www.sitesupra.com
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