Re: Personal Oracle7.3.3.0.0

Personal Oracle Server is the database engine for the Server. Personal Oracle client or SQL*net is the networking layer to enable SQL connections to the client or the application in Oracle's native language. If you want to run Personal Oracle on the one machine you need to install the Oracle Database, SQL*Net and your transport layer of choice (TCP/IP) etc and then use an internal connect (i.e. 2:)

Andy Groves
Oracle Applications Business Manager

cl7921_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:

> Hey, can anybody help me? I am the first time Oracle product user. I have
> some confusions on Oracle products. Are the Personal Oracle 7 and Personal
> Oracle Server 7 the same? I have Personal Oracle version 7.3.3.0.0 purchased
> recently. In the lists of contents, there is SQL*Net Client. However, in
> the release note on the Personal Oracle CD, there is a topic "Personal
> Oracle7 Server for Windows NT/95" Also, in the Oracle online store, they
> specified as Oracle 7 for client, Oracle 7 for Server, and just Personal
> Oracle 7.
>
> I just don't know which product is right for me. I want to have a
> stand-alone machine.
>
> Can anybody explain me? Also I want to know the difference between the
> products.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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Received on Mon Dec 14 1998 - 22:58:54 CST