Not really clear what you are asking, but I've seen people use mostly high-end
systems with single or dual P-II 300 or higher, 256mg to 1 gig memory, 20 gig
hd, possibly raid, NT 4.0, etc, etc. If your apps were running on Sun 4
series, most likely, you have rdbms 7.1.6.2. There will be some (lots?) of
tweaking porting this to Oracle 8.
In article <1998Sep14.194601.19736_at_news.wrc.xerox.com>,
derrico_at_unconfigured.xvnews.domain says...
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>Folks -------
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>I am adrift in a sea of possibilities --
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>I have been asked by the PC chauvinists to move a Oracle/UNIX application from
its
>box ( an aging sun 4/390 named kerplop ) to a soulless PC troll which is to
>run NT and Oracle version 8.
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>Alas!! Tha apps to be ported are many and mangled --- and no one is left to
>decipher them. Apps side is to be receive minimal porting labor.
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>Enough of this!! What I want to know is this: What are people running on NT
>using for a System ( hardware and Software ) for Oracle version 8
applications?
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>I wanted to get an eval copy and try it out, but the answer looks like no.
>Please give me some insight into what is needed, can you run concurrent apps,
>and any other little hints. Please - NO suggestion that I port the apps to a
>new database. I still need 100% compatibility with the internal corporate
Data
>market.
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>Thanks for any and all help!!
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>--daniel
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Received on Wed Sep 16 1998 - 18:35:35 CDT
