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Look at the advantages of these three popular databases to help you make your final decision: As it does with Oracle9i RAC, Matrix Server provides database and systems administrators with the simplest option for deploying and managing clustered Oracle10g databases in production, real-world environments. Today's corporate databases are growing at unparalleled rates, as much as 40 percent annually, according to META Group. |
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