Two Database Servers

Can two database servers be installed on the same m./c and run simulataneously.
like
one oracle 10g installation and one oracle 9i server on same m/c and running??

With different ORACLE_HOMES I can't see why not, though I haven't tried it yet.
The main issue is to have different ORACLE_HOMEs so the variables won't get mixed.
Tony Garabedian
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Tony Garabedian
I think there might be some problem with Agent though. since it is One Machine/ One Agent up and running.
As I said, I haven't tried this yet, but it jumped on the top of my to do list. :)

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