Differences in Connect by usage in AIX and Sun Solaris

Do we have any diferences in the usage of Connect By clause in AIX DB Server and SunSolaris DB Server. Oracle version is same Oracle 10g.
Please help if anybody has info regarding this.

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Do we have any diferences in the usage of Connect By clause in AIX DB Server and SunSolaris DB Server. Oracle version is same Oracle 10g. There should not be any difference.
Wat makes you think so?

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