Oracle client has a test database for creating SP's?

I have 10g Oracle client in my machine. Does it have a test database I can connect to and create stored procedures?
If not, is it possible to create a local database?
And What about Oracle Express client? Does it come with a test Database? Or do I need to install database in my system for creating SP's ?

901007 wrote:
I have 10g Oracle client in my machine. Does it have a test database I can connect to and create stored procedures?
If not, is it possible to create a local database?
And What about Oracle Express client? Does it come with a test Database? Or do I need to install database in my system for creating SP's ?No. You have to install oracle database server version for this.

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