How to install Intermedia over 8.1.7.4
Is there any way to install intermedia over Oracle 8.1.7.4, running on solaris 5.8 ?
All I've seen are old documents claiming you would have to totally uninstall Oracle 8i, re-install with intermedia, and then apply 8.1.7.4
Is there ANY way to bypass this and install intermedia over 8.1.7.4 ?
thanks,
Yoram ayalon
It should be installed in the default install. You should be able to install it with the Universal Installer...
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