Difference between oracle8 Enterprise and oracle8 server??

COuld some one point me to info regarding the
differences between Oracle8 Enterprise
edition and just Oracle8 server..
I have been trying to look on the docs, but
not much luck..
TIA.
jithu

They are essentially the same - the differences are in features, mainly being that EE supports Data Warehousing features such as BitMapped indexes, Table partitioning and materialised views to name a few. There is a doc on the Oracle web site that lists the features and whether they are supported on Server or EE. I don't where, I just did a search one day and found it.

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