Re: needs for testing oracle database

From: Glen A Stromquist <glen_stromquist_at_no_spam_yahoo.com>
Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 00:31:28 GMT
Message-ID: <Alt3c.181266$Hy3.60223@edtnps89>

EMW wrote:

> Would that be the Oracle Database Personal Edition?
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> Eric.
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> "Mark D Powell" <Mark.Powell_at_eds.com> schreef in bericht
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>>"EMW" <SomeOne_at_MicroSoft.Com> wrote in message

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> news:<404da6be$0$41752$5fc3050_at_dreader2.news.tiscali.nl>...
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>>>Hi,
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>>>I'm currently developing a program and I was using SQL server, but I

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> need to
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>>>convert it to Oracle.
>>>This itself is not difficult, but how can I then test my program as I

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> don't
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>>>have an Oracle database server on my home PC.
>>>The software will be used at the office where they do have Oracle.
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>>>For the SQL server Microsoft has a sql server for local use, but is

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> there
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>>>also something like this for Oracle?
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>>>rg,
>>>Eric
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>>A full featured personal version of Oracle is available via technet:
>>http://technet.oracle.com, free registration.
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>>But if you can telnet in to your client you should be able to test the
>>application using their existing test environment.
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>>HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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I believe you can download the full enterprise version, standard or personal version. If you are building a client app I think you may want the enterprise or standard version rather than the personal, but I've never used the personal version so I dont know what its limitations are.

hth Received on Tue Mar 09 2004 - 18:31:28 CST