Report builder with Oracle Version

Hey every one
I would like to know that which oracle version comes with Report Builder?
..Enterprise...Developer or standard???
Thank you

Reports comes with the Oracle PL/SQL compiler, no database. You can check versions by going to help->About Reports Builder. There is no Enterprise, Developer or Standard version.

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Post Author: Truby
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Hi,
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