Oracle 8i/9i on Solaris x86[Intel]...

Hello All,
I would like to know if Oracle 8i or 9i is available for Solaris Intel [x86] version. Its there for the SPARC platform. It would be nice if anyone could let me know about this. I need it to practise for my OCA/OCP exams....
Thanking you'll. Kindly email me on [email protected]
Best Wishes,
Plascio

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