go to the store.oracle.com. Select the 9i Enterprise Edition database -
then check the "licensing" link. From within the oracle store, you can
configure and price your database/tools. If your company is an Oracle
reseller, or GSA price qualified, you can get special/promotional pricing -
if this is the case you should call local Oracle sales office. Otherwise,
you can directly order from their homepage. Remember there is a magic
number which is 50 - for which named user pricing = single processor
license. You can also go with 2 years instead of 4 years. It might be
cheaper. You can run all these what if scenarios in oracle store.
take care.
Zafer AKTAN
Oracle DBA/Developer
"ARICOM" <aricom_at_aricom.net> wrote in message
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> I want to Buy! Oracle 8i Enterprise Named 32users.
> Please, Estimate for Oracle 8i Enterprise Named 32users.
> And send your mail to me.
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Received on Tue Nov 13 2001 - 00:52:19 CST
