8i Standard Edition - 8i Enterprise Edition

I have an application that is using 8i Standard Edition and I'd really like to try out the SQL "analytical functions" that I understand are only included in Enterprise.
This is client-server app that I have both the client and server installed on a single PC for test purposes only.
Can I download 8i Enterprise and somehow migrate this? And if I do, what are the restrictions on a downloaded version?
Thanks...
Will Salomon
[email protected]

Hi,
Can anybody give me a short explaination about the differences between the Standard Edition and the Enterprise Edition. Is the standard edition a fully qualified development and production environment?
Regards,
Joshua The diff between SE and EE has to do with what you license. SE for example, is not licensed for REP and Parallel Server but that might not stop someone from implementing them ? I consider SE and EE to be 'fully qualified development and production environment' but that is just my opinion.
RP.

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