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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Differences between Oracle 7.3.3 and 7.3.4 and 7.3.5
Pete Sharman escribió:
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> Julio
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> This is a trap that a number of people are starting to fall into. To
> understand the issue here, you need to understand the support policy. =
But
> before I cover that, let me state categorically that ALL versions of
> Oracle7 are Y2K compliant at the RDBMS level, since Oracle stores dates=
in
> an internal format (7 byte integer) that includes the century. If your=
> APPLICATION doesn't display it, that's a different matter. You may hav=
e
> coded an application that is not Y2K compliant, but we can't stop you d=
oing
> that. ;)
Bufff! I just supposed that, anyway thanks a lot for your explanation. But I got panic when read the message I replied to, because we have an application runnig against a 7.1.6 db and this must follow like this for years. The problem is that we didn't design that application (we bought it) in forms 3.0 and users of it have a very strange profile wich make impossible "convert" them to two_task.
Thus, I don't mind the Oracle support of older versions; this database was tuned years ago and works fine, and we've got the backup/recovery procedures perfectly improved.
Best regards.
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Julio Negueruela
DBA Servicio Informático
Universidad de La Rioja - Spain Telf: 941-299179 Fax: 941- 299180
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