Differences in BI Functionality of HP Unix/ Oracle & Windows/ SLQ

Hi,
Currently we are using HP Unix operating system and our data base is Oracle 10. We are evaluating the Operating system Windows with SQL data base, we need your help regarding the BI functionality.
Kindly provide your input/ comparisions if there is any difference in BI functionality of Unix/ Oracle and Windows/ SLQ environment which is running in Unix/ Oracle environment but not running in Windows/ SLQ.
Regards
Jatin

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