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Time to prepare tenders

for when this 120 server monster lifts its head briefly to life before expiring with a wimper.

The talk of "messages" leads one to believe that the CIO of the LSE will shortly be replaced by someone who has a clue about data management issues.

So yes, a Sun or IBM Unix Servers (not more than 2 production ones needed) running Oracle, DB2 or Sybase with replication should do the trick and dump this .NET nonsense and the 120 Proliants.

In the meantime I see another reason why European banks want to set up their own European wide share trading network and bypass the traditional exchanges and their excessive costs.

Posted by: jorwell   Posted on: 11/21/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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