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Oracle VP database and server technology in Germany talks about Oracle patch schedules

November 12th, 2004 by Pete

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I just heard from my good friend Alex Kornbrust who has just returned from from 3 days of attending the German Oracle users conference (DOAG 2004) which had more than 1400 attendees.

Alex told me that there was a question and answer session (10 Nov 2004 for 90 Minutes) with the top management of Oracle Germany.

One question from the Oracle client's was:
What is Oracle's strategy with security patches?

The answer from Günther Stürner, VP database & server technology of Oracle Germany:

"The patchdays will come definitively. The open questions for Oracle itself are still:
When will Oracle start the patchdays and with what rate (biweekly, monthly,
quarterly or any other period of time)"


It still seems that after almost 3 months of a promised monthly patch schedule that Oracle chiefs are still not sure about what the actual schedule will be but Günther Stürner does seem sure that there actually will be a schedule.

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