XA : Oracle8 and Oracle9

I using Tuxedo8.0 ..and I need to use XA with both Oracle8 and Oracle9...
This time is using only Oracle8, Two-Phase commit, and next year we have to join
with Oracle9.
Then I would like to know Can I use XA across Oracle8 and Oracle9...
What is RM file for Oracle9?
Regards,
Yos

Hello Yos,
XA transactions can span multiple RDBMSes... There may be limitations/problems
as every RDBMS has a different implementation and hence do not work the same way.
The base rule is: You can definitely have a single XA transaction across Oracle,
Informix and DB2. So, your scenario of XA transactions across Oracle 8 and 9 databases
should work..
For RM file entry, please refer Oracle/Tuxedo documentations. Oracle 8.x RM file
entry may also work fine with Oracle 9.x. Just give it a try.
HTH
regards
MS

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