Is 8i Personal really free?

Is the Oracle 8i Personal software available from this web site really free to download and use? What's the catch? I'd love to work on our company database on my home PC. Thanks!

The liscense agreement that comes with the "trial" software (i.e. your download) will tell you all you need to know (yep I am sorry but sometime you got to read the fine print).
You may wish to check with your company as to if they have any generic or "group" or global arragement with oracle. Some companies has blanket agreements that state for example: that any oracle product can run on any of that company's machines without restriction (since it has been paid for in advance). This is getting more and more common. This generally is extendable to employee home based machines (and even employee owned machines if the oracle work being done is for that company's needs etc, but again check your LA and ask your purchasing fellows).
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