UnitedLinux gains database ally
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The UnitedLinux consortium has passed tests certifying use with Oracle's 9i Real Application Clusters (RAC) database software.
Database software is a key foundation for many business tasks, so the certification is a significant step as the four-company consortium unifies software around SuSE's version of Linux. UnitedLinux rival
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