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Maybe not, but for once I think he's not too far
off the mark. Reckon there is more than a grain of
prediction in all that...

MOF, 2020 might be a tad optimistic: I think
2015 is more realistic.

Let's brace ourselves for the PUT - Petabyte
Undo Tablespace (sorry,folks: just cooked dinner
and had to relax...) and absolutely MASSIVE
data redundancy as a normal way of life.

I'm currently helping with an app that will reconstruct
events piece by piece in a complex workflow by logging
them, how, when and by whom, while allowing the users
to reconstruct any bit of info anywhere at any stage.
Giving them the option of taking a branch at any point
of the timeline and making that the main thread.
Multi-threads may be acceptable in the future. Need I
mention declarative RI is nowhere near enough to handle
all this? Bulk collect and squeeze the most out of
Connor's old book is the order of the day. Mark my
words: learn pipelined PL/SQL, it is mucho "kewl"!

Whatever this will all be used for, is in the realm of
the cognoscenti and the deed of non-disclosure.
Relax. Nothing sinister, quite the opposite in fact.

Welcome to the brave new world of unlimited hardware
resources and limited human capacity to use them.
We need a new paradigm: "database" is too short a
word for the engine(s) to handle all this.

See you, whenever I surface again. (who said life was
boring?)

Donald, you have a lot to answer for with this one...
Bastard!

Noons wrote:

> I'm currently helping with an app that will reconstruct
> events piece by piece in a complex workflow by logging
> them, how, when and by whom, while allowing the users
> to reconstruct any bit of info anywhere at any stage.
> Giving them the option of taking a branch at any point
> of the timeline and making that the main thread.

Almost sounds like data versioning - a bit like Workspace Manager's
[ostensible] capability.

Noons wrote:
> <SNIP> Mark my
> words: learn pipelined PL/SQL, it is mucho "kewl"!

Oh yes, pipelined has to be my favourite new feature. I've used it at
least twice already - and I'm not even trying, it 'just works'.


Cheers,
Norm.

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Special K, indeed: http://www.health.org/nongovpubs/ketamine/#street

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> Special K, indeed: http://www.health.org/nongovpubs/ketamine/#street

Darn, pretty soo they'll run out of letters!
Akshally, Special K is a brand of morning cereal over here...

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> > Special K, indeed: http://www.health.org/nongovpubs/ketamine/#street
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> Darn, pretty soo they'll run out of letters!
> Akshally, Special K is a brand of morning cereal over here...

Here too. All the adverts show eating-disordered ladies.
http://www.specialkenespanol.com/klo...nes/special_k/ They
use SAP http://www.kelloggs.com/careers/oppo...infosvcs.shtml
perhaps on hp http://www.hpsoftware-europe.com/eve...reUniverse.ppt
and were on Oracle at some point
http://www.calypsoit.com/site/projects.html and of course, the real
story of cornflakes... (warning, offensive, find it on the web)

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wizofoz2k@yahoo.com.au (Noons) wrote in message news:<73e20c6c.0410140314.9297768@posting.google.c om>...
> joel-garry@home.com (Joel Garry) wrote in message
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> > Special K, indeed: http://www.health.org/nongovpubs/ketamine/#street
>
> Darn, pretty soo they'll run out of letters!
> Akshally, Special K is a brand of morning cereal over here...

Could be, could be. However, I have been always convinced firmly that
morning is a moment dreadful enough to be even more spoiled with
something like cereals. Corn is a great invention for sure, but there
must be a cow involved before it will reach my kitchen. :-)

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> > > Special K, indeed: http://www.health.org/nongovpubs/ketamine/#street
> >
> > Darn, pretty soo they'll run out of letters!
> > Akshally, Special K is a brand of morning cereal over here...
>
> Could be, could be. However, I have been always convinced firmly that
> morning is a moment dreadful enough to be even more spoiled with
> something like cereals. Corn is a great invention for sure, but there
> must be a cow involved before it will reach my kitchen. :-)

The cow is involved; the pig is COMMITed!

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