Upgrade oracle8i to oracle10g

Hi..i am newly hired programmer in our company for almost 1 month right now. The version of oracle that they are using is oracle8i. Powerbuilder 5.0 and developer 2000 for there application.(that is obsolete version???? ). The problem is.,....Our IT engineer need to ugrade from windows 2000 server to 2007 server. As i know oracle8i DB Server cannot be installed to windows 2007 server.My question is...is it still possible to upgrade from oracle 8i to 10g? without upgrading from 8i to 9i? I mean, direct upgrade from 8i to 10G? if it successfull we can upgrade our server from 2000 to 2007 server using oracle 10g...
please give me some information or links on how to upgrade from 8i to 10g
thank you and more power.

Sir Mhike,
Good day...Im sorry i didn't mentioned the oracle version/released that we are using. It's oracle8i release 8.1.7.0.0
and im planning to upgrade it to 10gR2. my worry is...does the schemas properties(e.g: its datatypes.,index,views)will not affect the system when i upgrade it to oracleR2?
I Read some article on the net...is it true, that the datatype on oracle8i will changed when i upgrade to 10gR2?
Because if it is,,,,I will revised or modify the codes of the system that they are using in the production. To tell you the truth sir,,,,The system is made from powerbuilder 5.0, and until now....I do the revision on the same version(jurassic).
From now, i have no right to suggest to purchase higher powerbuilder version because im only a new hired programmer and i dont want my senior programmer to be offend or angry with me. may be, after i finished my 3 months proby period.
What is the best solution for this sir?
Thank you.

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