What is the most demaming develop dba out for as oracle 10g?

I am look into develop a dba to sale, what is the most demaming database out
there for company small to mid business?

OcpJames,
As I understand it you want to develop an HR application for resale. I developed a HR/Personnel Management System a long time ago. It took a long time to develop mostly due to the many layers of reporting and government regulation that must be accounted for, and was a hard sell. I'm sure by now that has gotten even worse with Sarbanes/Oxley, etc. In addition many states having differing regulations and reporting. I would be extremely surprised if any company would risk running their HR system on a remote server or would use a remote DBA due to the risk involved, since they are directly responsible under the law. However, you might be able to find a niche market where you can fill a need, and that is certainly what I would aim for. Study the marketplace and determine what that would be, try to find a customer that will work with you and go for it.
Keep Smiling,
Bob R

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Date: Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:39:08 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: what is the most efficent way to create both a standard and HD DVD
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