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Keith Sudbury
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0) This is getting old and very unproductive imo. 1) This was a holiday weekend in the US. Declaring a lack of responses as victory doesn't make it true. 2) You don't really seem to be interested in having a realistic conversation about what can and cannot be done with OE, Oracle or MS-SQL (without the latest shiny tool/language). Comparing an application written the way it should have been from the start (service/action modeled, business logic driven, etc.) to a legacy application written poorly doesn't make the case for new language as much as it does for proper application design. 3) Just because .NET added a feature doesn't make it main stream or important enough for OE to implement before other features. .NET, Oracle, SQL Server, etc. all have a large feature set... but most only use the common core features. 4) You seem to think that everybody here only uses OE and has blinders on to everything else. I promise you there are those of us who have done large applications (thousands of concurrent users) in non OE languages and databases. I will put more faith in my real world experience with large applications than with your internet searches and playing around with Elixir. Sorry 
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