Re: Oracle Personal Edition Sucks!


"JEDIDIAH" <jedi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:cimvh3-m5g.ln1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 2006-04-23, ianal Vista <ianal_vista@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
"Bob Jones" <email@xxxxxx> wrote in
news:KAC2g.4831$Lm5.2557@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:


<xg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1145515759.282256.260060@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[deletia]
Yup, Oracle may have gotten too carried away with the Java stuff. They
are using it where ever possible. JVM is a problematic, memory

such as exactly where?
"problematic"? such as where & demonstrated by which metrics?

robbing, slow beast we all have to put up with.

Based upon which reproducable and measurable metrics compared to what?

The tendency to leak memory, run amok and consume the resources
of an entire machine. This tended to be the big problem in the last shop
where a JVM based application server was used.

Now Java apps aren't necessarily bad. Oracle just sets a bad example.

Most Oracle GUI tools just encourage me to write more shell scripts
and use sqlplus more.

--

On top of that, Oracle apps use Oracle Java, IBM apps use IBM Java, and some
other apps need Sun Java. Just think of what kind of mess you can run into.


.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Id appreciate your opinion(s)
    ... The fact that so much memory is used really doesn't mean you ... When it comes to all of the apps except for ones defined in the ... then I would say that .NET or Java are perfectly fine ... Java and .NET can both do "smart" clients, fat clients, or web-based ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp)
  • Re: C++ vs Java "new" (no flame war please!)
    ... kind of code in Java. ... In some apps, it is. ... If you're extremely sensitive to exact memory ... allocation, or need hardware access that Java doesn't give you (say, to ...
    (comp.lang.java)
  • Re: 6GB free memory, but paging
    ... That means that Oracle will allocate 18GB shared memory, ... Java has a similar limit for the maximum of memory used per virtual machine. ... So neither Oracle nor Java will ever use more than the memory you allotted ...
    (comp.unix.aix)
  • Re: nightly reboot required
    ... > work around to free up memory that has been snatched up by ... I have a server just like the one you describe, running AIX 4.3.3ML11 ... with Oracle 9i, Oracle App sever and Java 1.1.8.8 ...
    (comp.unix.aix)
  • Re: Why do I get out of memory errors when 10GB memory is free?
    ... SGA) by several  Giga Bytes without any problem, i.e., Oracle instance ... starts with any memory issues. ... java needs some default heap memory.. ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.server)