Very Computer

by **Reg** » Thu, 07 Feb 2002 02:41:01

OK, it is old, obsolete, etc.
I have a lab need for 7.3.3. server on HP_UX to recreate (hopefully) a
customer's problem.
Oracle tell me "no deal, it's desupported and obsolete".
Is there ANYWHERE that I can get a distribution of this version ?

\R

by **damorga** » Thu, 07 Feb 2002 03:00:25

How about from your customer? Don't they have the original installation CD
or tape?

Otherwise you will need to find someone just as obsolete as they are.
Perhaps the Oracle sales reps in your area will know who is still running
antique software.

Daniel Morgan

> OK, it is old, obsolete, etc.
> I have a lab need for 7.3.3. server on HP_UX to recreate (hopefully) a
> customer's problem.
> Oracle tell me "no deal, it's desupported and obsolete".
> Is there ANYWHERE that I can get a distribution of this version ?

> \R

by **victor tsie** » Thu, 07 Feb 2002 03:50:45

I might have it available.

Quote:> OK, it is old, obsolete, etc.
> I have a lab need for 7.3.3. server on HP_UX to recreate (hopefully) a
> customer's problem.
> Oracle tell me "no deal, it's desupported and obsolete".
> Is there ANYWHERE that I can get a distribution of this version ?

> \R

by **Reg** » Fri, 08 Feb 2002 00:35:23

> How about from your customer? Don't they have the original installation CD
> or tape?

Possibly, although;
a) They are overseas
b) It might be a bit insensitive to ask them for it.

Thanks for the suggestion though.

Quote:
> Otherwise you will need to find someone just as obsolete as they are.
> Perhaps the Oracle sales reps in your area will know who is still running
> antique software.

Maybe, though I'd doubt they'll recommend another customer as a potential
bootleg outlet (-:

\Reg

> Daniel Morgan

> > OK, it is old, obsolete, etc.
> > I have a lab need for 7.3.3. server on HP_UX to recreate (hopefully) a
> > customer's problem.
> > Oracle tell me "no deal, it's desupported and obsolete".
> > Is there ANYWHERE that I can get a distribution of this version ?

> > \R

by **Keith Boulto** » Fri, 08 Feb 2002 07:26:33

Obviously, it wouldn't be a problem if they had a support contract.

> > How about from your customer? Don't they have the original installation
CD
> > or tape?

> Possibly, although;
> a) They are overseas
> b) It might be a bit insensitive to ask them for it.

> Thanks for the suggestion though.

> > Otherwise you will need to find someone just as obsolete as they are.
> > Perhaps the Oracle sales reps in your area will know who is still
running
> > antique software.

> Maybe, though I'd doubt they'll recommend another customer as a potential
> bootleg outlet (-:

> \Reg

> > Daniel Morgan

> > > OK, it is old, obsolete, etc.
> > > I have a lab need for 7.3.3. server on HP_UX to recreate (hopefully) a
> > > customer's problem.
> > > Oracle tell me "no deal, it's desupported and obsolete".
> > > Is there ANYWHERE that I can get a distribution of this version ?

> > > \R

by **Reg** » Sat, 09 Feb 2002 23:48:24

There are no support contracts available for ANY Oracle 7.3.3. products.
We are just trying to create a lab environment as close as possible to that of
the customer.
It is possible/likely that the problem we are investigating is NOT a database
problem, we are aware of that.

\R

> Obviously, it wouldn't be a problem if they had a support contract.

by **NorwoodThr** » Sun, 10 Feb 2002 04:49:50

If possible, you may want to ask them to TAR up their ORACLE_HOME
directory and send it to you. All you have to do is re-create the
directory structure and un-TAR.

Hope this helps.

Very Computer

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