Planning to purchase Oracle 11g Standard One Edition

I am planning to purchase Oracle 11g Standard One Edition at the same time I have some following questions.
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Dual CPU Inter Core 2 Quada
          4 GB RAM
          500 GB HDD
          Windows 2003
          2 MBPS Broadband
     40 Clients
*18 Locations*
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2 GB RAM
2 MBPS Broadband
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Hi,
Can anybody please tell the diffrences between Oracle 11g standard & enterprise edition in detail.
Thanks in advance,
Anindya

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Enterprise Edition is the full (top of the range) version or the Oracle Database Server. Options like RAC, Partitioning, Spatial, etc. can be purchased separately to enhance the functionality of the database.
Oracle Standard Edition:
Standard Edition is designed for smaller businesses and enterprises. It offers a subset of the features/ functionality implemented in Enterprise Edition. Database options like Data Guard, Partitioning, Spatial, etc. is not available with Standard Edition (from 10g one can use RAC with Standard Edition). Standard Edition can only be licensed on servers with a maximum capacity of four processors.
Oracle Standard Edition One:
Standard Edition One is a low cost, entry-level version of the Oracle Standard Edition database server. Standard Edition One can only be licensed on small servers with a maximum capacity of two processors.
Oracle Personal Edition:
Personal Oracle is a single user version of the database server. It is mostly the same as Enterprise Edition, but doesn't support advanced options like RAC, Streams, XMLDB, etc.
Oracle Lite:
Oracle Light is a database engine that can be used on mobile platforms like cell phones and PDA's.
Oracle XE:
Express Edition (XE) is a free, downloadable version of the Oracle database server. Oracle XE can only be used on single processor machines. It can only manage up to 4 GB of data and 1 GB of memory. ISVs can embed XE in 3rd party products and redistribute it freely.
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Oracle10g Database Licensing Guide
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Oracle9i Database New Features Guide
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Which Oracle 11g R2 Database Editions support Fusion Middleware?

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Straggler wrote:
I would like to create a database instance(s) and install a development environment (which will include Oracle Forms 11g and Reports 11g as well as APEX and JDeveloper), on my laptop. The laptop has an I5-2520 processor. The set-up is for learning purposes and I do not mind purchasing a license, if it is necessary. My laptop can be installed with an appropriate OS, if one is suggested. Currently, it has Windows 7 Professional 64.
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2) Which Oracle 11g R2 Database Editions (SE1, SE, EE, PE, XE) support Fusion Middleware for the development tools listed above?
3) Does anyone know of a document detailing the steps from installation of the DB to the installation of the development tools as well as any configuration steps?
Just need a point in the right direction. Any input would be welcome.
Thanks!
>I would like to create a database instance(s) and install a development environment (which will include Oracle Forms 11g and Reports 11g as well as APEX and JDeveloper), on my laptop. The laptop has an I5-2520 processor. The set-up is for learning purposes and I do not mind purchasing a license, if it is necessary. My laptop can be installed with an appropriate OS, if one is suggested. Currently, it has Windows 7 Professional 64.
My questions are:
1) Can a development environment be set-up on my laptop?
2) Which Oracle 11g R2 Database Editions (SE1, SE, EE, PE, XE) support Fusion Middleware for the development tools listed above?
3) Does anyone know of a document detailing the steps from installation of the DB to the installation of the development tools as well as any configuration steps?
Just need a point in the right direction. Any input would be welcome.
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Hi, all
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arzamm wrote:
Hi, all
Every friday we need backup our Windws Server 2008 ( Full backup),
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3.- 5:10 Wait until the backup is finished (2 hours aprox.) in a external disk.
3.- 7:15 Startup Oracle 11g 5 min.
Is there any script we can use in a Windows Server schedule job, to Stop oracle at 5pm and Startup Oracle lets say at 8:00pm??
Thanks in advance.Just like any scripting .. same commands you would issue at a command line .. put them in a script file. Unfortuanately, Windows, among it's various scripting limitations (vis a vis *nix) does not all the kind of input redirection needed to do it in a single file.
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Cloud Control 12c monitoring Oracle 11g Standard Edition alert.log

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I have four Oracle 11g databases (differents hosts) Standard Edition, and i want monitoring and notificate alert.log errors. For example, if alert.log says "ORA-01438, blablabla" i want a email notification.
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Oracle 9i Enterprise to Oracle 11g Standard

Hello,
Hey guys, I just want to ask. Right now we're currently planning to upgrade our oracle database from 9i Enterprise to 11g Standard. I just want to know what the critical differences between the two are. This is so we can asses how much impact it will have on our current applications using the current 9i database. The original plan was to upgrade it to 11g Enterprise but later on they were suggesting that why not 11g standard instead? Any help would be appreciated.
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user7670169 wrote:
Hello,
Hey guys, I just want to ask. Right now we're currently planning to upgrade our oracle database from 9i Enterprise to 11g Standard. I just want to know what the critical differences between the two are. This is so we can asses how much impact it will have on our current applications using the current 9i database. The original plan was to upgrade it to 11g Enterprise but later on they were suggesting that why not 11g standard instead? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi Floyd,
Enterprise edition has some extra feature like partitioning , advanced security.
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Converting An Enterprise Edition Database To Standard Edition [ID 139642.1]
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Is there a way I can compare the features between 11g standard vs enterprise version. Currently we have an enterprise version installed . But we are thinking to downgrade it to standard edition due to the licensing cost.
Thanks

user13168644 wrote:
t I am only interested to audit the "SELECT" statements. The whole idea is to see , apart from the schema owner , who else including dba or users with dba privileges are issuing select statements against the salary and other sensitive data. Any thoughts about that , in standard edition ?Oracle exposes no triggers at the SELECT level to which we can attach such an audit function.
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Need information related to oracle 10g standard / enterprise edition (diff)

Hi,
I had developed my application using oracle 10g enterprise edition and now i wanna to shift the entire thing to oracle 10g standard edition.
i Ha ve query on thiis point.
1) Is it safe to do so.
2) what are the difference between both the edition.
3) what are the restriction i can face if i am moving form 10g enterprise to 10g standard.
4) what are the steps i have to do to do the same.
5) risk,efficency,restriction and all the major difference.
If you can suggest me something, then it will be very helpful for me.
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Edited by: Anit A. on Sep 5, 2008 12:24 AM

Hi Anit,
Is it safe to do so.ALWAYS check with your CSR for licensing deals, things change constantlt.
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what are the restriction i can face if i am moving form 10g enterprise to 10g standard.No replication, no Data Guard, no stored outlines, no MV's . . . .
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http://www.dba-oracle.com/bp/s_oracle_tuning_book.htm

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