Oracle Retail Standard Edition

Can anyone give any info about Oracle retail Standard Edition or Oracle Retail Mid Market.

Hi,
Metalink has the following notes that may be of interest:
- Note:455477.1 15-NOV-2007 - Oracle Retail Business Process Documents for use while implementing the Oracle Merchandising Products (sounds like standard edition, though the phrase isn't used here)
- Note:465089.1 30-OCT-2007 - Appendix B - Further detail on Standard Edition (version 12.0.3)
Regards,
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