Re: Oracle Developer/2000

In article <stauffer-0211950815390001_at_stauffer.swarthmore.edu>, stauffer_at_swarthmore.edu (Glenn Stauffer) says:
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>In article <473mp6$13re_at_ds2.acs.ucalgary.ca>, uchow_at_acs.ucalgary.ca wrote:
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>-What would folks suggest as the "recommended" (vs. minimum)
>-requirements for running Oracle Developer/2000 on Windows in
>-terms of CPU, RAM, and disk, for both development AND deployment?
>-Would it be realistic to run it with 8MB of RAM?
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>I'm configuring a development system/database monitoring system which would run Oracle, Developer/2000 and Server Manager. For starters, I'm looking at a
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>Anyone know if that is enough system to handle these applications? And, if Oracle7 server is running on NT, can I use Windows 3.1 with Developer/2000 and

Uh, Glenn, keep your line length under 78 chars, your message got severely clipped in my newsreader.

I'd recommend at least 66MHz CPU, 24M RAM, 500M disk, and a serious multi-tasking OS like NT for development.

For deployment, 66MHz CPU, 16M RAM, 500M disk. It'll run alright under Windows, but be very sure you have enough permanent swap space configured.

If you're going to try to run Dev/2000 and Oracle 7 on the same box, I'd recommend a 90MHz Pentium, 32M RAM, 1G HD, and definitely a real OS.

Matthew M. Lih
Software Lead, SAIN Project
TRW Data Technologies Division Received on Fri Nov 03 1995 - 00:00:00 CET