Want to install oracle db in win7

Hi Guru's
i have machine with windows 7 home Basic 64 bit machine and i want to install oracle 10g ..can any body suggest me which version i can install on my machine or wether i can install oracle database in windows Home basic or not ?
Thanks ....

Home Edition for test purpose, Yes you can, Try to install Oracle 11gR2 version on windows 7..........
But before install Oracle 11gr2, you need to unzip both files on one folder like below
See my Post If you're not unzip both files on same folder what error comes when you are try to start Enterprise manager
http://mohamedazar.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/cant-locate-compemdbconsole-pm-during-em-dbconsole-creation-oracle-11gr2/
Installation Steps watch my post video ( Grid infrastructure standalone for windows 7)
http://mohamedazar.wordpress.com/2011/01/21/grid-infrastructure-installation-standalone-server-for-windows-video-guide/
Edited by: Azar on Jun 20, 2011 2:40 AM

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