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Can any one help me in whether OBIEE 11g installation will be possible in both standard & enterprise edition operating system of windows server 2003 and windows server 2008 or not.
Thanks in advance.

OBIEE 11g is an application which runs on the Weblogic Application Server. Then if the windows plateform are supported for Weblogic, OBIEE 11g is also supported.
I assume that you talk about Standard Edition one and Enterprise Edition.
http://gerardnico.com/wiki/_detail/dat/obiee/obi_edition.jpg?id=dat%3Aobiee%3Astart
When we talked about Standard Edition on 10g, it was not about Oracle BI but on Discover for the reporting plateform.
If you want to be really sure, you can ask it to your representative sale.
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