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Steve Lenaghan wrote:
> What I so enjoy about 'support' groups is the appearance of those who
This is NOT a support group. This is all volunteers - if you don't like the answer you get, don't ask the qestion.
> won't answer a question directly but feel obliged to question my logic
> in product choice. I would dearly love to buy the nicest toys and hire
> to top IT's to set all up. But I can't and I won't. To read the
> promotions I had the top product but now it's a POS. Do me a favor give
> me all the advice you are willing to but never question my judgment,
> that sours any respect I may assume for you.
>
> S. Lenaghan, Flame off
>
> DA Morgan wrote:
>
>> Steve Lenaghan wrote: >> >>> I recently purchased Netware 5 which came with Oracle 8. I have no >>> experience with this product. >>> >>> 1- Where can I find on line manuals? >>> >>> 2- I need a database to display real time on multiple terminals for a >>> dispatch situation without manual refreshing. >>> >>> TIA >>> >>> Steve L. >> >> >> >> Don't bother. Oracle 8 is a decade old, unsupported, and obsolete. >> >> Go to http://otn.oracle.com and download a current version or purchase >> the CD Pack at http://store.oracle.com.
And it is still a very valid answer; the version you got has seen 4 or five major releases since! There's more productiviy, more options (you refer to Geo data...) in the later versions. No I do not work for Oracle, or get paid by them!
The only question you need to solve, is a legal one. Iirc, the
Novell+Oracle8 came with a 5-user licence.
Will this packaged deal be sufficient to upgrade
to 9iRelease2, or 10iRelease1?
I'd say: give you local Oracle rep a call, any answer
from this ng would only reflect the local conditions, which
can be different at your end.
-- Regards, Frank van BortelReceived on Sun Nov 14 2004 - 10:29:19 CST