Personal Edition and

Hello Oracle Community,
I have bought a personal edition, it is like an enterprise edition for just one person. My question is, I am allowed to install options like partitioning as well or do I need to buy them extra ?
Krischer

Hi Kricher;
yes, I have access to the oracle support, that was one reason to buy it and not to use the express version. I only need it for myself, but its nice to have the enterprise options as well. So I can train on it and use for my personal data. I would buy the learning CD as well, but they are far to expensive.You can find many document from oracle site(even practice) and also you have metalink account,many time you will get information about virtual class invitation or virtual event invetation..
If you need any document or metarial please just post it here.. Me and my other forum users will be happy to answer you
Regard
Helios

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