ILM Assistant certified against Oracle 9i

Dear ILM Forum Users,
Can anyone tell me if ILM is certified for use against an Oracle 9i database ?
I know that the minimum requirements for running the ILM Assitant is Oracle 9i and Apex but it does not state in the documentation what version of the Oracle database ILM is certified against.
My client has and Oracle 9i database they would like to use the ILM solution for.
Regards
Chris

Yes we have tested the ILM Assistant against Oracle 9i Release 2.
However, not all functionality of course will be available so for example, you won't be able to use the immutability feature.
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Subject: Embedded SQL against Oracle Question
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TABLE_A: (primary keys are bolded) This is an associative table.
Column_1 and Column_2 comprise the pk of one table; Column_3 and Column_4
comprise the pk of another table. Assume that the Column_1 and Column_2
values replacing the original values already exist in the parent table of
which they form the pk).
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Hi,
Only to say that we have the same problem like you:
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- Error ORA-03115 when connection to Oracle 8.1.5 on Windows
We are thinking about upgrading Oracle. Is it the only solution?
Thank you

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