11g R1 or 10g R2?

Hi,
We are starting a new project and the chosen database is Oracle 10g R2 on AIX. For the ETL, we have decoded to use the OWB. The confusion is in choosing between the OWB versions 10g R2 and 11g R1.
If anyone in this forum used the 11g version (with 10g database preferably), I would like to know your experience with 11g.
Are there any significant issues with OWB 11g? Any of those are major ones?
Did you face any compatibility issues?
Did you have problems with workflow integration?
It will be great if you all can share a bit of your experiecne.
Thanks.

Nat wrote:
Hi,
We are starting a new project and the chosen database is Oracle 10g R2 on AIX. For the ETL, we have decoded to use the OWB. The confusion is in choosing between the OWB versions 10g R2 and 11g R1.
If anyone in this forum used the 11g version (with 10g database preferably), I would like to know your experience with 11g.
Are there any significant issues with OWB 11g? Any of those are major ones?
Did you face any compatibility issues?
Did you have problems with workflow integration?
It will be great if you all can share a bit of your experiecne.
Thanks.What to use depends on various factors:
1. What level of expertise do you/your company has in OWB. i,e if the guys are well conversant with version 10 then i would advise using 10gR2 as it is useful to know 10gR2 before jumping to 11g.
2. If you have enough time at ur disposal then go for 11g as it will be a learning curve and will stand good considering that the next version of owb will be on top of 11g technology.
3.Are you intending to exploit any 11g features or stick with 10gR2 features.
4. What is the complexity of the mappings and how soon do u intend to migrate as at some point of time u will ahve to migrate to 11g and rather than doing the hard work twice once while dveloping in 10gR2 and the migrating to 11g i would rather develop on 11g.
So i think all of the above factors will help you to determine which version to use.
!0gR2 has been stabilised over a period of time and 11g is still naive and will be sued and oracle will continue to fix the problems over the next few months/years but having said that many of 10gR2 problems have been or supposed to be fixed in 11g.
My bet: go for 11g.

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