Many thanks for the info, Frank (it can't be that easy ... can it?).
Brian, I'm using XP Pro. I will be installing on a box with 1 gb ram;
as mentioned, this is not a production system, pretty much only for my
testing. I had 9i r2 on it previously, but decided to see about 10g r2
as well and upgraded os from win 2k to XP sp2. reformatted main drive
for a clean install. a lot of 9i use on campus, but 10g present as
well and I decided to go ahead and incorporate it. Lack of Oracle docs
on this kind of surprising, considering they have the info for *ix
systems. Thanks for the help.--Joe
jkelley_at_uga.edu
Brian Peasland wrote:
> One other point...you did not indicate which flavor of XP you are
> running. Be advised that Oracle is *not* supported on XP Home. It is
> supported on XP Professional.
>
> HTH,
> Brian
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