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From: Saifi Khan <saifi.khan@datasynergy.org>
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Subject: Why no SAP nor DB2 on FreeBSD ?
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Hi all:

In continuation of my investigation of Oracle, i also noticed
that there is:
 . no SAP for FreeBSD
 . no DB2 for FreeBSD
 . no Sybase ASE for FreeBSD
 . no Informix for FreeBSD 

Discouing PostgreSql installations, effectively enterprise
database setups have given FreeBSD a miss. 
What could be reason for this ?


thanks
Saifi.