View Poll Results: which version of liux is stable for oracle 9i
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oracle -Linux
Hi ,
Pls post your views for the following questions
1/Which version of linux(7.2 or 7.3 or 8 or if any latest) best for ORACLE 9i
2/can We run the Oracle server on linux and run all my clients on windows platforms( i am sure 90% possibale, may be i wrong) or do i need to change any thing to app which will run using the client , if i moving to Linux platform
thank you for the time
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Re: oracle -Linux
Originally posted by prodadmin
Hi ,
Pls post your views for the following questions
2/can We run the Oracle server on linux and run all my clients on windows platforms( i am sure 90% possibale, may be i wrong) or do i need to change any thing to app which will run using the client , if i moving to Linux platform
thank you for the time
1/Which version of linux(7.2 or 7.3 or 8 or if any latest) best for ORACLE 9i
none of these versions are certified with 9i so you don't want to run your production on these environment. I have Linux 7.3 running with Oracle 9.2.0.3 and it's running fine but again NO SUPPORT
2/can We run the Oracle server on linux and run all my clients on windows platforms( i am sure 90% possibale, may be i wrong) or do i need to change any thing to app which will run using the client , if i moving to Linux platform
you definitely can
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Thanks for the reply.
Then which version of linux is Oracle supporting and how it differes from regular linux(if any different)
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Oracle 9.0.1 EE is certified on:
SuSE 7.2
SuSE 7.1
Red Hat 7.1
Brgds,
Andy
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If you want to use the most recent version of 9i (Release 9.2) then certified platforms are (from MetaLink 'Certify and Availability'):
UnitedLinux 1.0
SuSE SLES7
RedFlag DC Server 4.0 (China-HongKong only)
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS/ES 2.1
Monta Vista Carrier Grade Linux 3.0 (Embedded)
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