by Dave » Sat, 10 Feb 2001 01:30:32
I haven't worked on Oracle before, and I am wondering where I can find a
version-to-version comparison. There are so many different types, spanning
from 9i, server, etc. Oracle.com doesn't really tell you the differences
between them, and I was wondering if anyone could either answer this
question, or point me in the right direction. Thanks
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Dave Turnbull, I.T. Specialist
CF&R Services
by Daniel A. Morga » Sat, 10 Feb 2001 17:17:58
I am not aware of any such resource. Many people make decisions based uponQuote:> I haven't worked on Oracle before, and I am wondering where I can find a
> version-to-version comparison. There are so many different types, spanning
> from 9i, server, etc. Oracle.com doesn't really tell you the differences
> between them, and I was wondering if anyone could either answer this
> question, or point me in the right direction. Thanks
Daniel A. Morgan
by Robert Mille » Sat, 17 Feb 2001 07:30:42
robt
> I am not aware of any such resource. Many people make decisions based upon
> which versions are supported for their hardware platform and operating system.
> I can only think of one reason to not go with Oracle 8.1.7 ... it isn't
> available for your hardware and O/S.
> Daniel A. Morgan
Rose Technologies, Inc.
401 S. Locust St. ~ Suite 104
Denton, Texas 76201
Phone: 940.484.8085 x203
www.rosetech.net
by Reg » Sun, 18 Feb 2001 05:47:27
> I am not aware of any such resource. Many people make decisions based upon
> which versions are supported for their hardware platform and operating system.
> I can only think of one reason to not go with Oracle 8.1.7 ... it isn't
> available for your hardware and O/S.
\R
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> Daniel A. Morgan
by Robert Mille » Sat, 17 Feb 2001 07:30:42
robt
> I am not aware of any such resource. Many people make decisions based upon
> which versions are supported for their hardware platform and operating system.
> I can only think of one reason to not go with Oracle 8.1.7 ... it isn't
> available for your hardware and O/S.
> Daniel A. Morgan
Rose Technologies, Inc.
401 S. Locust St. ~ Suite 104
Denton, Texas 76201
Phone: 940.484.8085 x203
www.rosetech.net
by Reg » Sun, 18 Feb 2001 05:47:27
> I am not aware of any such resource. Many people make decisions based upon
> which versions are supported for their hardware platform and operating system.
> I can only think of one reason to not go with Oracle 8.1.7 ... it isn't
> available for your hardware and O/S.
\R
?
Quote:> ?
> Daniel A. Morgan
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