Date
2007-06-13
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Ances, Carol Anne, Editor
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Batti, Greg, Participant
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Bohl, Marilyn, Participant
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Butterworth, Paul, Participant
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Held, Jerry, Participant
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Hoffman, Mark, Participant
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Jerger, Douglas, Moderator
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Johnson, Luanne, Participant
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Mahoney, Michael, Historian
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Rowe, Lawrence (Larry), Participant
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Schachter, Oscar H., Editor
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Schuster, Stu, Participant
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Sippl, Roger, Participant
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Weiss, Steve, Participant
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Computer History Museum
Mountain View, California
40 p.
Description
Early employees of Ingres and Sybase talk about how both companies were started and how they developed. Those involved with Ingres talk about its beginning as the Berkeley Ingres Project under UNIX on PDP-11s. Larry Rowe then discusses how Relational Technology (later changed to Ingres) started as a company to market Ingres as a commercial product and port it to other platforms. The founders of Sybase then talk about how they founded the company and their relationship with Microsoft for what became Microsoft SQL Server. They discuss how the companies developed and the significance of the benchmark tests in validating the products. Finally, they talk about how Ingres was sold to ASK and how Sybase grew after it became a public company.
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Transcription
Subject
Jerger, Doug; Batti, Greg; Bohl, Marilyn; Butterworth, Paul; Held, Jerry; Hoffman, Mark; Rowe, Larry; Schuster, Stu; Sippl, Roger; Weiss, Steve; Johnson, Luanne; Mahoney, Michael; ASK; Britton Lee, Inc.; Codd, Ted; Date, C.J. (Chris); Dewitt Benchmark; Informix Corporation; Ingres Corporation; Oracle Corporation; Query Optimization; Silver Bullet; SQL; SQL/DS; Sybase Corporation; System R; Tandem Computer; Transaction processing; UC Berkeley; UNIX
Collection Title
Oral history collection
Credit
Software Industry Special Interest Group
