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Title: | DEC Rdb against the World |
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Moderator: | HERON::GODFRIND |
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Created: | Fri Jun 12 1987 |
Last Modified: | Thu Feb 23 1995 |
Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
Number of topics: | 1348 |
Total number of notes: | 5438 |
701.0. "New (6/90) Ingres Pricing" by POBOX::BOOTH (What am I?...An Oracle?) Tue Jul 31 1990 23:40
Well, I have a new (6/90) Ingres price list as well.
Be very careful with Ingres price comparisons. Ingres has unbundled,
and the pricing is quite deceptive.
There is a new entry called "base product." That is the RDBMS with
Ingres tools. It is discounted about 16.7% from the cost of the
individual components (RDBMS + Tools [ABF is a separate product]).
Triggers and Rules are packaged in the Knowledge Management Option for
42.9% of the RDBMS price.
Things like group security and user-defined data types are now rolled
into the Object Management Option for 71.4% of the RDBMS price.
If you buy both Knowledge and Object management, a discount brings the
price down to 85.7% of the RDBMS price for both.
The Gateways are available for RMS, Rdb, DB2, IMS, and SQL/DS. They are
good, but quite pricey ($43,000 each for RMS and Rdb, $92,250 each for
DB2 and SQL/DS, $123,000 for IMS, on a VAX 6000 Model 410).
The problem here is that between the optional packages, the tools, the
network protocols, the gateways, and Ingres/Star products, Ingres is
now just about as high as Oracle for a complete implementation.
However, they can quote VERY competitive prices on a basic system (but
the customer may not know it is a basic system).
---- Michael Booth
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