Oracle 10g/11g - Operating system support info required

I want to know all the operating systems supported by oracle 10g and 11g. I searched through oracle tech. center, but failed to find this information.
I want to know if oracle (10g/11g) is supported on Linux S/390?
Thanks
Mac

Did you go through the certification matrix?
http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html

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I'm sorry if I post it in a wrong place... But I really want to know when will Oracle 10g/11g support Windows Server 2008 and AIX 6.1?
I've searched in metalink but found nothing useful. Is there anybody can give me a link of Oracle's roadmap for platform support?
Thanks!

Oracle does not announce release dates and neither
does any other software company.But Oracle does have a very good track record of supporting their products on new windows releases extremely close to the windows release date. Clearly they can't support on an unreleased platform though. Given that the launch of Server 2008 isn't even complete worldwide yet (19th March in the UK for example) it would seem that this enquiry is a little premature.
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Oracle 10g / 11g is ROLAP/MOLAP/HOLAP?

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Can any one please tell me whethe the available version of Oracle 10G /11g OLAP
is ROLAP or MOLAP or HOLAP.
Thanks
Anandraj

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ROLAP was supported in 10g based on CwM metadata and the Java OLAP API as query tool. (Both Discoverer for OLAP and the Excel Add-In use the Java OLAP API.) CwM was deprecated in 10.2 and ROLAP in general has received no new development for years. So while it technically still works in 11g, I would not recommend it.
MOLAP (i.e. the Analytic Workspace) is supported in both 10g and 11g. In 10g the metadata is managed by AWXML, and in 11g it is managed using by the OLAP API. In both cases you can access the data via SQL, the OLAP API, or OLAP DML. In 11g you can also integrate with the Materialized View system.
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I have installed oracle 10g express edition and installed forms 6i. while connecting forms 6i into ora 10g express edition it is not connecting in windown xp platform.
It is showing only "dont send error". I want to know oracle 10g express edition can support forms & reports.
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this is from metalink :(https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/f?p=140:1:8190633972492825) for windows 2003
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2003      6.0.8.26.0 Patch 17      9.2      Desupported      Yes      Yes      N/A      N/A
2003      6.0.8.26.0 Patch 17      10g      Desupported      Yes      Yes      N/A      N/ASeems you are right, but if you filter only certified version result is NONE!
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https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/f?p=200:27:8190633972492825::::p27_id,p27_show_header,p27_show_help:609971.992,1,1
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Oracle 10g/11g database use on UEK versus Red Hat kernel? How widely used?

Greetings
is there any official or semi-official information regarding how widely used is Oracle UEK to run Oracle 10g/11g database (RAC or single-node) versus running Oracle database on Red Hat Linux or on Oracle Linux with Red Hat kernel ?
I am asking because at my customer site there is a perception that Red Hat (or Oracle Linux with Red Hat kernel) is much more widely used in production to run Oracle 10g/11g database and therefore it will provide better stability even if the performance may be somewhat reduced compared to Oracle UEK option.
So I need some sort of approximate percentage numbers of how well is UEK used in Linux Oracle community to run Oracle 10g/11g databases.
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Hello,
this is an Oracle forum and we are handling here migrations from foreign databases to an Oracle database.
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Hi,
I’m using Oracle 10g r2,on windows ,my question is
Oracle supports following protocol on windows
environment.
TCP
TCPS
IPC
NMP
If yes then how I can change my current TCP protocol
in my Oracle.
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I get the following Error: ORA-01017: invalid username/password; logon denied
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i am new to oracle. I have installed Oracle 10g client and server.
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user10817093 wrote:
1. Yeh that is the thing I want. What are the other steps that i need to do with my Oracle Client/Server for unicode support.
Where i am getting trouble is the Oracle Client/Server unicode support.
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