We have a winner...
Robert from Canada was able to identify the version each of the 33 features were released in. Congratulations :)
posted by Thomas Kyte at 9:32 PM
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
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11 Comments:
Well done, Robert.
Poor Alfonso - can't you send him a runners-up prize?
I'm not Alfonso, by the way.
- can't you send him a runners-up prize?
I wrote him last night (Alfonso) and if he sends me his snail mail address, I'll be sending him a book as well..
BTW, it's not me. There is more than one Robert in Canada. :)
Well, I couldn't have answered all of those, but I do know what sqlplus was originally called ;-)
You can see
what the old sqlplus (UFI) looked like :)
Hi sir,
Version 4.Relation Software Incorporate(RSI) but date is 2006!How come?Or did I read wrong?
Regards,
Aman....
re: RSI
I took the screen shot in 2006, the software is a bit older :)
So I take it that you are still running Oracle/RSI 4 on a box - out of interest whats it running on??
it is running in a vmware'd version of ms-dos 6.22.
I am "Alfonso" the runner-up and must say that Tom was very gracious to me in acknowledging my effort. A happy and unexpected surprise.
Alfonso Rizo-Patron.
Connect by queries came 2 versions earlier than read consistency?
I never would have guessed that one!
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