Oracle or JDE or Peoplesoft

Hello Everyone,
I have been working in Oracle technology (sql, plsql, oracle forms and reports) more than 6 years, now my company is planning to scrap "oracle forms" and to move the people to JDE(finance / SCM) or Peoplesoft (payroll) technology. I would like to know, which is the best opportunity, whether to move to JDE or Peoplesoft or to search for new job. Pls suggest. Thank you.
-Karthik.

Hi,
my decision of staying in oracle... whether it was a good or a bad decision!!!>? What's your motive? Earnings or challenge?
For earnings, check out the salary surveys. They show DBA ahead of .net jobs:
http://images.globalknowledge.com/wwwimages/pdfs/2007_SalaryReport.pdf
Executive Management $97,616
Sr IT Management $91,185
Consultant $84,627
Computer Security Specialists $82,237
Computer Software Engineers $78,405
Engineer - other $77,527
Database Administrator/Analyst $74,623
As for challenge, you cannot beat Oracle DBA. Hereare my notes:
http://www.dba-oracle.com/t_becoming_oracle_expert.htm
Hope this helps. . . .
Don Burleson

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