Question regarding Upgrading from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition

DB version:10gR2
We want to upgrade from Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition.
In the following documention
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14238/intro.htm#BABFBJCC
It talks about
Deinstall the Standard Edition server software.I don't understand what they mean by DeInstall the software.
Question 1.
By 'DeInstall' , they mean , use DeInstall Products in the Welcome screen of Oracle Universal Installer and Remove the chosen OUI Home.Right?
Question 2.
If i 'Deinstall' (ie. remove the software), all the binaries are lost. Right? So what is the point of having just the data files?
Edited by: Citizen_2 on Apr 8, 2009 1:59 AM

Citizen_2 wrote:
DB version:10gR2
Question 1.
By 'DeInstall' , they mean , use DeInstall Products in the Welcome screen of Oracle Universal Installer and Remove the chosen OUI Home.Right?Yes, that means use OUI and deinstall the Standard Edition
Question 2.
If i 'Deinstall' (ie. remove the software), all the binaries are lost. Right? So what is the point of having just the data files?Because next point says install Enterprise Edition. For first get rid of old one and then install the needed one. There is no such option as upgrade in this case.

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