PO8 should be OK for what you want. There are some distinctions though.
The SID is stored in the registry, not as an environmental variable, for
instance. If you want a UNIX feel to it, you might try a Linux partition
and install Oracle on that -- set up is just like on your server's box.
For basic development, PO on NT should be OK, though, particularly if you
want to develop for windows (i.e.MS-windows aka dos, not X-windows)
In article <HSH%1.381$%R1.753962_at_news3.mia.bellsouth.net>, MarkD
wrote: >I work remotely from my company's headquarters, and would like to
>develop/test applications on my PC (NT 4.0) using Personal Oracle vs.
>having to be online and using the corporate servers. I tried to
>search for information on Personal Oracle at www.oracle.com but was
>surprised to not find much (looking for basic white-paper and/or
>specs) and my email to Oracle went unanswered.
>
>Any opinions and/or advice on where to go for more info will be
>greatly appreciated.
>
>thanks in advance
>markd_at_bellsouth.net
>
Received on Tue Nov 10 1998 - 09:13:22 CST
