Oracle for Linux download

Is this download time limited? I know there's a 30 day CD but
that doesn't give us enough time for developing a prototype
which would aid us in our decision of what database system &
platform to go for in the long term...
If this development version available on Technet has no time
limit, then it's worth downloading and evaluating.
Antony Shepherd,
Derivative Trading Systems
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I think you experienced a server in flux. I just tried it and it works. If it continues to fail, then post more details about how you navigated from the page you referenced.

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Who stole the Oracle SQL Developer RPM for Linux download page, everytime i try download the rpm all i get is the page can not be found Error 404!!!
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Maybe yesterday's OTN download service problems are continuing today? Check this Community Feedback Forum announcement: [ Attention: Download Systems Issues|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=897|Doh!]
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Oracle for Linux License

Hi there, as far as i can read the Oracle for linux that i
downloaded here on technet is free as long as i use it for
devellopment purposes only. Is that right? Or is it a 30 day
evaluation?
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Michel Chamberland (guest) wrote:
: Hi there, as far as i can read the Oracle for linux that i
: downloaded here on technet is free as long as i use it for
: devellopment purposes only. Is that right? Or is it a 30 day
: evaluation?
I have been using Oracle for about two months now without
hitting any licensing issues. That's not to say that it won't
expire some time in the future...
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Performance Oracle for Linux OS/390

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somebody know some issues in Oracle for Linux OS/390..?
instalation, performance, etc.
Thanks and advanced.
Best regards....

Hi Shane,
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Hello,
i have downloaded Oracle 11G R2 for Linux and my host OS is Ubuntu. After unzipping the downloaded file i got
1. response folder,
2.upgrade folder and
3.oracle-xe-11.2.0-1.0.x86_64.rpm file.
My host OS Ubuntu is 64 bit, and i have downloaded Oracle 11G R2 64 bit for Linux.
But i am unable to use that database. Please help how to use that !

Hello;
Your download does not appear to be correct, I would expect a much different result from unzipping.
I would check this out and follow it to the letter if I were doing it :
Install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu Linux 11.04 (64-bit) Howto
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but does not go further.what should i do.oracle in cd is in .tar format.how do i install it on linux.
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Hello
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: I am trying to download oracle on linux shippigversion....First
: tyr 69MB, second try 92 MB and third try 44.7 MB. Each time the
: the FTP server is disconnecting me....what is going on!!!
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Where is 9iAS for Linux download ????

what the hell where is it ????

This is copied from the Oracle Technet Linux discussion group --
posted June 12, 2001 11:31 AM
James,
We are looking to get iAS 1.0.2.2 out in a couple of weeks. It does have some important enhancements.
In the mean time please use 1.0.2. Many of the major issues were resolved 1.0.2.1 release were incorporated in the 1.0.2.0.0 release for Linux.
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Wan-rong Jih (guest) wrote:
: Does Oracle provides Oracle 7 for Linux?
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Oracle for Linux - released?!?

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when I call Oracle in Denmark (which seems natural to me, as
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yet. So what's the deep truth about this?
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Should I buy one license per client querying an Oracle Server
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Jean-Baptiste jacquemard (guest) wrote:
: Should I buy one license per client querying an Oracle Server
: for
: Linux?
As far as I can remember there are two different licensing
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second one is: max. allowed no. of users created. For which one
to use, you might talk to your local Oracle Sales rep.
John
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