Selecting Standard Edition

I need to do some experimenting with the Standard Edition of Oracle 8.1.7, but I can't figure out how to tell the installer that's the one I want. Does it have to do with which options are installed, i.e., don't include options available in EE?
Thanks

You choose the edition (Enterprise, STandard, STandard 1, Personal) from the one install.
So download THE database, and choose the correct edition during the install

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    # fr   : French                   ko   : Korean                   
    # ar   : Arabic                   es   : Latin American Spanish   
    # bn   : Bengali                  lv   : Latvian                  
    # pt_BR: Brazilian Portuguese     lt   : Lithuanian               
    # bg   : Bulgarian                ms   : Malay                    
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    # ca   : Catalan                  no   : Norwegian                
    # hr   : Croatian                 pl   : Polish                   
    # cs   : Czech                    pt   : Portuguese               
    # da   : Danish                   ro   : Romanian                 
    # nl   : Dutch                    ru   : Russian                  
    # ar_EG: Egyptian                 zh_CN: Simplified Chinese       
    # en_GB: English (Great Britain)  sk   : Slovak                   
    # et   : Estonian                 sl   : Slovenian                
    # fi   : Finnish                  es_ES: Spanish                  
    # de   : German                   sv   : Swedish                  
    # el   : Greek                    th   : Thai                     
    # iw   : Hebrew                   zh_TW: Traditional Chinese      
    # hu   : Hungarian                tr   : Turkish                  
    # is   : Icelandic                uk   : Ukrainian                
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    As mentioned previously swapping to bulk logged can help to reduce the size of the amount of information logged during index rebuilds. If you do this make sure to swap back into the full recovery model straight after and perform a full backup. There are
    problems with the ability to do point in time restores whilst in the bulk logged recovery model, so you need to reduce the amount of time you use it.
    Really you also need to look at how your indexes are created does the design of them lead to them being fragmented on a regular basis? Are they being used? Are there better indexes out there that can help performance?
    Hopefully that should put you on the right track.
    If you find this helpful, please mark the post as helpful,
    If you think this solves the problem, please propose or mark it an an answer.
    Please provide details on your SQL Server environment such as version and edition, also DDL statements for tables when posting T-SQL issues
    Richard Douglas
    My Blog: Http://SQL.RichardDouglas.co.uk
    Twitter: @SQLRich

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