Is Oracle 9i database backward compatible with OAS?

Will Oracle 9i database work with OAS??

You can find information regarding enabling the iSQLPLUS in the following Oracle manual.
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm

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My iPhone 4s can not find my sonny in-dash player. However my iPhone 3GS does it. Very disappointed with this.
Any idea how it can be fixed??????

Hello,
You are correct, Blue tooth low engergy, BTLE.(only) devices are not backward compatible with Classic bluetooth and cannot connect.
However the Apple 4S and above have Bluetooth 4.0 support.. Hardware wise it has bothClassic Bluetooth, like the 3GS, as well as Bluetooth Low Energy. There is no good reason why your 4s cannot communicate to your Sony in-dash player using the Classic bluetooth that resides in the 4S.
I know that this does not answer the why it does not work, but it should work. Do you have to somehow re-pair the new phone up to the player? Not knowing the model of the Sony it is hard to investigate.
And I hate to ask but are you sure that the Bluetooth radio is on in the phone?
JT

XCelsius 2008 is not backward compatible with ver 4.5

Post Author: Joseph
CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office
I tried opening a project that was done with ver 4.5 but it just said that "Crystal Xcelsius is unable to load this file. This file may be corrupt or may have features that cannot be supported by this version of Crystal Xcelsius." So i guess I probably have to recreate the project in the 2008 version to take advantage of the new features available. So I imported the excel datasheet used in the old project to a new project in Xcelsius 2008 and tried recreating the objects from scratch. I had started with an accordion menu and two list boxes and then I decided to export to swf to test. However, the result was disappointing. I could only see the two list boxes but not the accordion menu. There was a message saying "Initializing..." that stayed. Does this mean I have to recreate the excel data from scratch as well?

Post Author: abrat
CA Forum: Xcelsius and Live Office
X2008 is backward compatible with CX4.5. But Jim is correct. There is a bug in X2008 which prevents it from opening some 4.5 models by double-clicking on the filename. They can be opened from the File > Open menu. This only affects opening the model.Due to the many changes between CX4.5 and X2008, the migration of old CX4.5 models is not clean. Differences will be seen. Most are cosmetic affecting only the look of the model. But some tidy up, color changes and re-alignment work must be done. There was no way to gain the benefits of X2008 and still keep CX4.5 models unchanged.Andy

Is The iPod Touch Backward Compatible With USB 1.1 Connections?

Hi. I intend to get the iPod Touch soon. But, before I make the leap, I'd like to know whether the iPod Touch is backward compatible with my older USB 1.1 connections. Any help will be appreciated here. Thank you.

Hello Castlegard,
As mentioned, the Minimum System Requirements for the iPod Touch does specify USB 2.0, see the requirements here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1323
While it is theoretically possible to sync over a USB 1.1 connection, your mileage may vary. Consider that USB 1.1 has a transfer rate of 12Mbit/sec, where USB 2.0 is 480Mbit/sec, so USB 2.0 is basically 40x faster. Transferring small files may succeed, but when you try to get iTunes to update or restore an iPod Touch, it will be trying to push a 300MB file (approximately) through a 12Mbit pipe. Trying to do updates or restore via USB 1.1 will often result in iTunes timing out before the process is complete.
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If your computer is a desktop tower, upgrading to USB 2.0 is a relatively inexpensive proposition. If you are not a handy person with a phillips screwdriver or electical devices, most computer dealers or resellers will install for a nominal fee.
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CC Apps NOT Backward compatible with Master Collection 6.0...WHY NOT?!!!!

This is just horse doodoo. Adobe, you've already got us hooked and paying out the nose, so WHY do I have to save all of my files in an OLDER version (InDesign, for instance) when I'm working on them in Creative Cloud just so I can be able to open them with my MasterCollection6 I paid $3000+ for?
I should NEVER see the message: "Cannot save because file was created with a newer version Creative Cloud..." when I am working with your latest NON-MONTHLY CS6 Master Collection Apps. It is a pain in the a$$ and slows down our workflow.
PLEASE, either give your loyal Master Collection 6 customers updates that make our Apps compatible with Creative Cloud, or start making Creative Cloud Apps backward compatible with our 6.xx version!
Stop trying to hold us hostage with your plans to monthly-revenue everything we already paid thousands for, please!
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New features in new software does sometimes mean that new files do not open in old software
Microsoft also does this... the new DOCX documents will not open in the old Word 97 (and, in fact, I had to buy MS Office 2003 because MS Office 97 would not even install and run on Windows 7)

Captivate 2 backwards compatible with 1?

Is Captivate 2 backwards compatible with Captivate 1?
For example, would it be just the new features that would be
disabled if I opened a Captivate 2 file in Captivate 1 such as
scenarios, or would the whole file be unopenable.
Also, how does the import work if I'm bringing a file in from
Captivate 1? Do I just open it or would I need to rework anything?
Also in Captivate 1, I've had to hand-write special htm files
for the Active X problem. Are these sorted out in Captivate 2?
I'm ready to release some training and I'm wondering if I
should upgrade it before it goes out, e.g. to add some scenarios.
But if it requires too much rework, I don't have the time right
now.
Thanks,
Kim

Hi Kim
For discussion about backwards compatibility,
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here
Yes, I do believe they have addressed the special coding
required to handle the "click to activate this control" message we
now see. So you shouldn't need to do anything special with respect
to this issue.
Cheers... Rick

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Is a PCI-488.2-1M card backwards compatible with the 488-1975 standard?

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Is NI-DAQmx 8.0 backward compatible with Lab View 7.1?

Is NI-DAQmx 8.0 backward compatible with Lab View 7.1?

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Which version of oracle developer suit is compatible with windows 7 32 bit

Can somebody plz let me know which version of Oracle Developer suite is compatible with windows 7(32 bit).And plz tell me the link through which i can download this.I want to download this software for making practice of Oracle Forms and Reports by installing it at my PC.
i had downloaded ds_windows_x86_101202_disk1.zip from Oracle's site but while installing it it showing the error msg in the log as-
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Failed <<<<
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Please provide me some solution for this---

Oracle Developer Suite (ODS - Forms 10g) 10g R2 (ds_windows_x86_101202_disk1.zip) is not certified on Windows 7, however it will work. Oracle has certified Forms 11g (Fusion Middlware 11g R2) for Windows 7 (32 and 64 bit).
You can make ODS work on Windows 7, but you have to change a few things before installing to make it work.
Checking operating system version: must be 5.0, 5.1 or 5.2. Actual 6.1Failed <<<<>
This is a fairly common bug (not just with Oracle). The Oracle installer was written to check for a specific version of Windows rather than check for a minimum version of Windows.
Fix 1: Right-click the Oracle setup.exe and select Properties and then click the Compatibility tab and select "Run this program in compatibility mode for: Windows XP SP3".
The Oracle installer also is unable to check the amount of Virtual Memory (VM) available when the VM is set to "System Managed."
Fix 2: Open the System Control panel (Start => Control Panel => System OR press Windows Key and Pause Break key). From the System Properties window, click the Advanced tab and click the Settings button under Performance. Change the Virtual Memory settings to 2048mb min and 4096mb max. Then save and restart your computer. See Microsoft - Change the size of virtual memory for more information on changing the VM. (Note; after the installation is complete, you can - and should - change the VM settings back to System Managed.)
Lastely, the Oracle installer is not designed to work with the Windows 7 User Account Control (UAC) functionality.
Fix 3: Right-click Oracle setup.exe and select "Run as Administrator".
Done, now you are ready to run the Forms 10g setup again.
As I mentioned above, Forms 11g is certified with Windows 7 and is also the only supported version available so you might want to skip Forms 10g and go straight to Forms 11g. For this you will need to download and install WebLogic Server (WLS) 10.3.5 and Fusion Middleware (FMw) 11g R2. Install WLS first, but do not run the configuration at the end of the installation. Then install FMw and run the configuration during this installation. Also, you will want to run both installers "As Administrator".
Hope this helps,
Craig B-)
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Higher version of Oracle client version is compatible with lower version

Higher version of Oracle client version is compatible with lower version Oracle DB
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R7770-PMD1GD5 - Is it backwards compatible with PCIe x16 1.0a or 1.1?

Hello, does anyone know if the MSI R7770-PMD1GD5 is backwards compatible with the older PCIe 1.0a and 1.1?
I know all 3.0 PCie cards are supposed to be backwards compatible but I've read that some of them really aren't.
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When will USB 3.0 be truly backwards compatible with USB 2.0 audio interfaces?

hello
I own a U46DJ mkII audio interface. I use the interface for music production, particularly recording vocals.
The device performs well on my windows laptop, I can record clean vocals with no artifacts. On the macbook pro however, the incoming audio signal is full of digital pops and clicks.
After spending a few days searching for solutions on google I narrowed it down to the USB 3.0 ports on the new macbook pro.
Lots of people with with all different brands of audio interface are experiencing problems while connecting them to USB 3.0 ports.
Here is an article on the topic: http://createdigitalmusic.com/2012/06/usb-3-0-backwards-compatible-in-theory-but -some-audio-drivers-arent-cooperating/
So, when will USB 3 be truly backwards compatible with our USB 2 devices?

Tuesday. That's what I heard.
Perhaps the driver is the problem. Check with the interface manufacturer.
I have a Focusrite USB interface that sounds great but Pro Tools and Logic kept crashing when I used it. I went back and forth with Focusrite, they had several beta drivers which they sent me, none of which fixed the problem. Turns out the interface works better without the driver from the manufacturer.
I find it hard to blame Apple for this. It's not like they didn't have the ML beta out for a long time for all the device manufacturers to test their drivers and their hardware with. Apple can't keep tabs on every third party developer on the planet and design their software and hardware to keep all of them happy.
If you want to give Apple some feedback you can do it here: Apple - Mac OS X - Feedback

Are 3g chargers backwards compatible with first gen iphone?

so i know that older chargers don't seem to work on the 3g iphones, but are the newer chargers backwards compatible with the 2g iphones?
i was thinking of getting some after market wall & car chargers for my first gen iphone, but i rather buy ones made for the 3g iphones just incase i upgrade soon (and i don't want to repurchase the chargers)
anyone know?

well I'm aware that certain first gen chargers won't work with the 3G, but i've come across this 3g car charger which specifically states it's not compatible with a first gen iphone. strange.
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Headstart cg$errors backward compatible with Designer 9i cg$errors

Is the Headstart cg$errors package backward compatible with the Designer 9i cg$errors package?
I have a user who runs two Designer generated applications, one generated with (e.g. APPHST) and one generated without Headstart (e.g. APPDSG).
The user has grant execute on the Headstart ht65_own.cg$errors and is referencing this ht65_own.cg$errors through a private synonym.
The user also has grant execute on the Designer appdsg_own.cg$errors and is referencing this appdsg_own.cg$errors through a public synonym.
I'm convinced this wil work for the Headstart generated application, but will it work for the other application (APPDSG)?
Any feedback will be appreciated.
Regards,
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Oracle 9i database and compatible OS

I have installed oracle 9i database in windows XP. Which is the compatible OS for installing oracle 9i database and how to initiate http server in the local machine. I could not able to start http server for enabling isqlplus to clients. please tell me the procedures to be adopted.

You can find information regarding enabling the iSQLPLUS in the following Oracle manual.
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm

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