I think you replied to my comment combined with someone else’s. All I said was OracleDB was nothing special and they didn’t create Mysql which was revolutionary for many reasons including some of the stuff you mentioned. So I think we’re in complete agreement, but
DB sizes from 1980s are laughable by modern standards and by the time storage got cheap enough to have TBs in DBs OracleDB was not significantly better at handling those datasets than MySQL.
I think you replied to my comment combined with someone else’s. All I said was OracleDB was nothing special and they didn’t create Mysql which was revolutionary for many reasons including some of the stuff you mentioned. So I think we’re in complete agreement, but
DB sizes from 1980s are laughable by modern standards and by the time storage got cheap enough to have TBs in DBs OracleDB was not significantly better at handling those datasets than MySQL.