Discoverer and AIX

before i learn the product, i would like to know if it is posssible to install discoverer 3i and 9AS 1.0.2 on AIX ?
Regards
Ben

Ben,
I could be wrong on this.. But it appears to me that Solaris and NT are the only versions that are compatible. Consulting or Oracle Sales could better anser this..
Christopher

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