RedHat or Suse Linux?

Hi.
Our company has to choose one of the following OS:
1. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3
2. Suse Enterprise Server 8
for our new Oracle9i DB server. Can someone suggest one and explain why he choose that? Is there any web site where I can find some tests to compare this two products?
Thanks.

Hi
I am using Oracle With SuSE for last 2 years .I have seen the following advantages
SuSe have a very good Oracle on SuSE Linux forum which have lot of participants
some very useful RPMs for automatic startup and shutdown and for setting kernel parameters during startup.
Installation was always easy and no crashes at all .
Currently I am running SLES8 and oracle 9iR2 (database and apps server ) with Async-IO
The only problem I found was hyperthreading CPUs but that may generic to all distributions
HTH
Santhosh

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