Oracle 9 and Tuxedo 10 Compatibility

Hi
Are these two compatible : Oracle 9 and Tuxedo 10 ?
Regards,
Vishal
Edited by: user8366449 on May 16, 2012 2:22 AM

user8366449 wrote:
Hi
Are these two compatible : Oracle 9 and Tuxedo 10 ?
Regards,
Vishal
Edited by: user8366449 on May 16, 2012 2:22 AMI don't know about compatibility, but Oracle 9 hasn't been supported in this millenium. Oracle 10 is at terminal release and in 'sustaining support'. Oracle 11 is mature. Oracle 12 is in beta and expected to be released this year. Are you running (or planning to run) Oracle 9 on Windows NT 4, on an intel 386?

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I figured the easy solution would be to just install a printer using the Point and Print driver and then remove it...leaving the driver behind (unless it cleaned up after itself). The problem with this is in my testing, even after removing and re-adding a printer that set off installation of this Point and Print driver on the client, any other printer that was using it still required the remove/re-add process in order to work, else I got the same message. That tells me that the driver may be custom for each printer installed?
Color me a little confused. I do NOT like the way that Server 2012 handles printers. I've come across a few other issues as well (such as duplex capabilities not being remember on the print server for a printer) that I never had with the 2003 server.
Thanks!!

I was able to get it to work using your instructions off of here and your other thread
Thank you!
Chris
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/864553c2-c8ff-49d2-bd48-eb7b47381111/windows-2012-print-server-problem-with-xp-clients?prof=required

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