But what's the system requirement for the enterprise edition?
I mean CPU, RAM, Hard disk etc.
Ryan wrote:
> the software is free if your not going to use it for business.
>
> so get the enterprise edition of 9i. The other software are complimentary
> products for the database. Some are good, some are not so good. The main
> product is the actual database itself.
>
>
> "logia" <wuwen.li_at_mail.com> wrote in message
> news:3D2B7779.DEC740B7_at_mail.com...
>
>>Hi Morgan,
>>
>> Thank you for your reply. I think there is no Linux version of of
>
> personal
>
>> edition, isn't there? And how about the system requirement of personal
>> edition as well as enterprise edition?
>>
>>Daniel Morgan wrote:
>>
>>
>>>logia wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi there, I want to setup a DB to store my personal data on a Linux
>>>>box which has P233MMX + 256MB mem + 8GB. I am in the phase
>>>>of evaluating different DB products.
>>>>Oracle has so many DB products that confuse me. Which one is better
>>>>for me? Oracle lite? Enterprise Edition? personal Edition? Application
>>>>server?
>>>>From the name, I guess Personal Edition is ok for me. However, it
>>>
> seems
>
>>>>that it does not support linux.
>>>>And the most important thing is that my PC hardware is not so
>>>
> powerful.
>
>>>>So I hope the DB which I would select has cost less resource.
>>>>Any advise? thanks.
>>>
>>>If you are planning to be legal and pay for the software I would suggest
>>>Personal Edition. If your intention is just to use it for personal
>>>education purposes and you don't care about such niceties then use the
>>>Enterprise Edition.
>>>
>>>Daniel Morgan
>>
>>--
>>BR,
>>Logia
>>
>>
>
>
>
Received on Thu Jul 11 2002 - 01:12:31 CDT
