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Oh, sorry, I misunderstood your exchange.
Yes, SE must only run on machines that either can have a max of four CPU's installed or can do CPU partitioning. Standard 1 has the limit of two CPU's and is cheaper.
So a normal SE NUP is $300 per person, minimum 5, ie $1500. Standard 1 is about 40% of that, ie $600 for a minimum configuration. I think :).
Mogens
Niall Litchfield wrote:
>However std edition is limited to a max of 4 processors so it would appear =
>that you will be able to create a 2 machine cluster of dual proc machines (=
>or presumably a 4 machine cluster of single proc boxes).
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>BTW and OT since I swapped from my pc at home winxp/outlookxp to this work=
> one winXP/outlookXP I am getting (and it looks like sending) a bunch more =
>of the emails with unintended characters. The difference might appear to be=
> exchange vs not exchange.=20
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>Niall Litchfield
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> What does this mean, RAC is extra with enterpsie edition but is
> included in standard?
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> Oracle Database Options
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>All the Oracle Database options can be purchased with Oracle Database=20
>Enterprise Edition. Real Application Clusters is included with Oracle=20
>Database Standard Edition. You cannot purchase any options with Oracle=20
>Database Standard Edition One. The Personal Edition includes all options=20
>except Real Application Clusters at no additional cost.
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