Installing Oracle R12 Express Installation

Dear All,
Is it possible to install Oracle R12 Express Installation on Windows XP SP2 which is on a WorkGroup and not a part of Domain.
How to convert the Workgroup into Domain. Please Guide.
Regards
Hitesh Parsawala

Hi Hitesh;
Please follow Hussein Sawwan's greatest post about same issue, you can find installation steps&pre-request etc
Oracle r12 installation on Windows XP
Oracle E-Business Suite R12 Installation Steps on Windows XP
Hope it helps
Regard
Helios

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