Oracle 9i SE One

I've read an article about this oracle version. Is it free for download for evaluation purposes?

10g Standard Edition One is just Oracle Standard Edition with a different license. Both the Enterprise and Standard editions of the database are available for download from OTN (there is a "Download" link above).
There was no Standard Edition One in 9i.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

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Hi, is usefull or could i use parallel execution in oracle using only one dual core processor?
Can someone explain me why?

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Two Oracle databases on one AIX Server - Note working, Pls Help

Dear Friends,
I have installed Two SAP systems with Two Oracle Databases on one AIX machine, The Installation of both the systems went fine without any errors, and also i have been able to login to both the systems seperately. (that means i cant start both the systems at a time, its one at a time)
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The note you specified talk about 2 database instances not 2 databases... (I was starting to wonder how you deploy 2 databases), you can have multiple database instances on a DB. The note also give you detailed explanation of the configuration of listener.ora
Now, if this is the case and you have installed 2 instances (not databases) on the same host and configured the listener according to the note, then you should be able to call R3trans -d from both SID's.. if the R3trans fails please post the contents of trans.log here.
the thing is i can start either one of the SAP Systems, But my objective is to start both the SAP Systems with one listener processes (LISTENER) and one listener port (1527)
Then, the configuration of your listener.ora file must be incorrect.
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Oracle 10g Standard One

I want to clear out some issue abt Oracle 10g Standard One and Partitioning. On the internet I have found that one of the Oracle Enterprise Edition Features not available in Oracle Standard Edition One is:
Oracle partitioning - For database over 100 gigabytes
Can someone confirm this? Does it actually mean that there is actually PARTITIONING in Oracle10g Standard One if the database is less than 100GB ?
thanks

I don't believe partitioning is available in the standard edition (or in Standard Edition One). The comment you refer to is likely explaining the sort of databases that might benefit from partitioning-- there aren't a lot of folks that would want to partition database tables if the database was only a few GB in size.
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Portal upgrade path for 10.1.2 to 10.1.4 for OracleAS Standard Edition One?

Is there a portal upgrade path for 10.1.2 to 10.1.4 for OracleAS Standard Edition One? If so, could someone please point me to the document/download?

Hope this helps,
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Copied oracle binaries from one server

We are on 10.2.0.1 on solaris 10 We have copied oracle binaries from one server to another and now we want that oracle database will get installed
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... and the doc :
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/em.102/b31949/managing_deployments.htm#BABCGEHB
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Could not load file or assembly "Oracle.DataAccess" or one of its dependencies

Hi All,
I am trying to run this web application. I keep getting this error
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File or assembly name Oracle.DataAccess, or one of its dependencies

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Oracle Standard Edtion One - Features

Does Oracle Standard Edtion One have resources of hypermidia, hypertext, utilities of implementing linked documents, like texts, images, sounds and animated gifs?

Daniela,
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Does 'Oracle Standard Editon One' offering come with
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Thank you for your information

Oracle Standard Edition One includes locator.
Spatial is only available in Enterprise Edition.
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Oracle Database Standard One

Hi,
I know HTMLDB is included in Oracle Database Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition. I would like to know if the same applies for Oracle Database Standard One?
Thanks.
Best Regards,
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Patrick,
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Thanks,
- Scott -

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Hello,
Need information on the Oracle DB Standard One installation.
I have installed Oracle 10g r2 Standard verion on HP unix IA OS.
Our customer has licence for Standard One.
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Best Regards,
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(See caveat at end)
There is no difference between the Standard and Standard One install. Indeed, the Standard One does not appear on the install menu.
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Hi, all
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arzamm wrote:
Hi, all
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