Re: XP Professional & 9i (YES IT IS A CERTIFIED COMBO ACCORDING TO

They were probably referring to MS patches <G>

Cheers

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"Eric D. Pierce" <PierceED_at_csus.edu>
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(Sorry to spoil everyone's fun)

I'll probably have to know this fairly soon, so I looked it 
up.

Oracle has certified the 9i client and 9i server for 
WindowsXP Pro (but not the Windows XP "Home" version).



>From MetaStink:


---excerpt---


General Notes For Oracle Server - Client On Microsoft Windows 
XP:

 Server Editions: 

   Windows XP has 2 editions/versions, Professional
   and Home. Oracle will ONLY certify on Professional. 

Oracle9.0.1 (9i) client: certified

Oracle9.0.1 (9i) Server - EE: certified, 

   (Oracle will ONLY certify on Professional.)

   additional notes:

    [it says to search for patch sets, but I couldn't
     find any]

same for Server - Personal Edition
same for Server - Standard Edition/Workgroup Server

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(Eric here again:)

I don't have time to look up the certification stuff for 
Developer/etc. right now, but will try to look it up tomorrow 
if anyone wants it that can't get into MetaStink.

You will however be required to write "Jared is a God" 1,000 
on your email chalkboard, or provide proof that you have used 
Pink Fuzzy Duct Tape in combination with a four post bed and 
whipped cream recently.

regards,
ep





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> 

>  From: Ken Janusz <ken.janusz_at_sufsys.com>

>  Date: Sat, 29 Dec 2001 06:27:05 -0600

>  Subject: XP Professional & 9i

> 

> Will 9i run on XP Professional client?  And, no I am not interested in

> putting Linux on my home PC at this time.

> 


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