Oracle up gradation from 9207 to 9208 on SAP 4.0.B

We want to up grade oracle from 9207 to 9208 on SAP 4.0.B version(kernel 105).
The system running under HP-UX (version 11.11).
what are dependencies(check list) , which we have to check before doing this  activity.
regards,
suri

Hi Kuldeep,
You only have to follow the readme.txt file that you´ll find in Patch 9.2.0.8 software. This file always show you the steps that you need perform applying the patch.
Hope this will help you.
Atos

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