Oracle BI Standard Edition, Standard Edition One and Enterprise Edition

Hello,
I need to find out what are difference between Oracle BI Standard Edition, Standard Edition One and Enterprise Edition?
Do all edition include Dashboard?
Thank you,
Sonya

Hi,
Check this,
http://blogs.oracle.com/bi/entry/surprise_package
Do all edition include Dashboard?Yes
Rgds,
Dpka

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Also, can I do database audits on the standard edition one database.
Can also be reached at [email protected]
Appreciate your response.
Thanks

Hello,
Here is the basic difference between Standard Edition One and Enterprise Edition
Oracle Database Standard Edition One :
Oracle Database Standard Edition One delivers unprecedented ease of
use, power, and performance for workgroup, department-level, and Web
applications. Standard Edition One can only be licensed on servers with
a maximum capacity of two processors.
Oracle Database Enterprise Edition :
Oracle Database Enterprise Edition provides the performance,
availability, scalability, and security required for mission-critical
applications such as high-volume online transaction processing (OLTP)
applications, query-intensive data warehouses, and demanding Internet
applications. Oracle Database Enterprise Edition contains all of the
components of Oracle Database, and can be further enhanced with the
purchase of the options and packs.
https://metalink.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/f?p=130:14:3297805768795637384::::p14_database_id,p14_docid,p14_show_header,p14_show_help,p14_black_frame,p14_font:NOT,271886.1,1,1,1,helvetica
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is it possible to connect from express edition client to standard edition database server.Yes, of course.
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We are a small finance company and wanted to buy Oracle database 10g Standard Edition One licenses.
We wanted to get a 15 users licenses(perpetual licenses)
Now when it comes to the server hardware where we will be installing the Oracle database, do we need
to make sure we have only 1 (or) 2 processors ?
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Hi,
did you have a look at:
https://shop.oracle.com/pls/ostore/wwv_flow_item_help.show_help?p_item_id=4777527003091012
? As far as I can see licensing 15 users on a 1-2 socket server should not be an issue. If you would have a bit more users you could consider a socket license (5800.- US$ / socket).
With Standard Edition One or with named users licensing you do not have to worry about the technical figures of your CPU. This is only needed when you license Enterprise Edition (EE) based on processor metric because then cores and processor type are used to calculate the amount of processor licenses.
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Here is the best practice guide:
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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
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Help using Oracle BI Standard Edition One

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I have installed Oracle BI Standard Edition One on a Windows Server 2003.
My aim is to connect to the production database and create reports, graphs etc.
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What is the limit of database size in oracle 10g standard edition and standard edition one.. I see the white paper of oracle says that the limitation is 500 GB. This limitation is correct.? if correct then what happened after the limit..?
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Oracle DB Standard Edition One

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I need to download Oracle DB Standard Edition One. From where can I download this version odf Oracle software?
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Tim

Download 'Oracle Database'. Run installer and select 'Standard Edition'. Ensure you stay in the hardware limits defined in the Licensing doc (1 server, 2 CPU max) available at http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/license.102/b14199/toc.htm

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Oracle Database Standard Edition One's Cost

Dear all
I am very interest on the Oracle Database Standard Edition One, (US$149 per user (minimum five users)) includes the functionality and the cost (only US$ 149*5). However, I would like to know that is there any hidden cost for it? (e.g. maintaince fee etc.) Meanwhile, is there any backward compatible for the such license (i.e. I buy 10g version but use 8/8i version in production)
Anyone can has such experience and share for it?
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1) Standard Edition One was NOT part of Oracle8i, and NOT part of Oracle9i release 1.
Oracle's "Oracle9i Family of products" document, released shortly after 9iR1, does not mention SE1. http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oracle9i/pdf/o9i_family_features.pdf
2) Standard Edition One MAY be part of Oracle9i Release 2 family, but it's not likely.
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3) No-one purchasing a new license should be installing a fresh copy of Oracle8i and probably not Oracle9i
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Best way to change from Oracle 11gR2 Standard Edition to Standard one..?

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Yes I agree there was standard and standard one options and I selected standard.
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TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 11.2.0.1.0 - Production
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Does Oracle Database Standard Edition One 10.2 has HTML DB ?

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Does Oracle Database Standard Edition One has HTML DB ?
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My company plans to buy Oracle Database Standard Edition One for a small project. Does this have HTML DB option ?
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