Which is the Stable Version of Oracle 10g Enterprise Edition?

Friends,
We would like to upgrade our oracle 9iR2 to 10g in RHEL AS3.0 box.
I would like to know the latest version of 10g.
Also, please provide me.....
1. Tutorial link for upgrading 9iR2 to 10g.
2. Link for oracle 10g latest documentation for latest release.
Please provide the documentation link for 10g latest release with RHEL AS 3 or 4.
Also, please suggest me whether 10g with RHEL AS 3 or 10g with RHEL AS 4 is best.
Thanks
Sathyguy

If you have a choice between Red Hat AS 3 or AS 4, choose AS 4. AS 4 uses the 2.6 kernel.
There is no sense in using 10g R1, unless you have vendor supported app that will only support the app on 10g R1.
You can find the 10g R2 docs at the following link:
http://www.oracle.com/pls/db102/homepage
In the documentation link mentioned above you will find the Upgrade Guide and the Administrator's Reference for UNIX-Based Operating Systems.

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