Oracle Migration with OS.

Dears,
We have inhouse develoed ERP in following:
Backend : Oracle 8i, Frontend : Forms/Reports 6i
Server OS : Windows Server 2003, Clinets OS : Windows XP
Now, we are migrating our OS to following
Server OS: Windows Server 2012, Client OS : Windows 8
So, please guide me which possible Oracle version we should use for the
above mentioned OS i.e.
Windows Server 2012 with Windows 8
Thnx with Regards,
Sukhvinder Singh.

Sukhvinder wrote:
Windows Server 2012 with Windows 8Server 2012 and Windows 8? At the moment there is nothing certified with this OS, so the most apropriate advice would be "use the latetest version of everything with the latest patches" (db 11gR2, forms 11g) as there is a possibility that someday there will be certifications for this OS. When and if is up to oracle.
I wouldn't go for this combo, first because it is not certified and second as a personal note because I installed Windows 8 last weekend on my machine because my Windows7 HD crashed and I felt funny and installed Windows 8 instead...The adventure was...well...without writing down a lot of badwords it's hard to explain. To sum it up I'll get rid of it the next few days, and it will never ever be installed on one of my machines again.
cheers

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