It's what is called an anti-competitive activity. It's an attempt to lock out competition by exploiting a customer base who are locked in by their own investment in systems (many of which were developed before Oracle took over).
It's an old, old story - just look it up. Eventually competitition authorities have to be involved. It happened to IBM, Microsoft, Standard Oil and a number of others.
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It's what is called an anti-competitive activity. It's an attempt to lock out competition by exploiting a customer base who are locked in by their own investment in systems (many of which were developed before Oracle took over).
It's an old, old story - just look it up. Eventually competitition authorities have to be involved. It happened to IBM, Microsoft, Standard Oil and a number of others.