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From: "Mariusz Potocki" <potok@free.polbox.pl>
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> I'm wondering if anyone is successfully using Oracle, or some other
> high-end RDBMS on FreeBSD, and if so, how reliable, & robust is it.
> I'm getting a lot of pressure to implement an NT/SQL server solution
> and would prefer *not* to, but need a viable alternative. Randall D

I'm affraid, that there is no SQL*Net support for FreeBSD.
It would be nice if someone somewhen hack it into FBSD.

Windows client for SQL*Net is the last thing that keep my FAT 
partition alive.

> DuCharme       Systems Engineer         Novell, Microsoft, and UNIX
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Mariusz
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