Which Linux/UNIX/Solaris/Whatever distribution is the most appropriate [message #447025] |
Thu, 11 March 2010 10:43 |
lexluther
Messages: 7 Registered: March 2010 Location: Kiev
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Hi,
I want to install Oracle DB on a non-windows platform. What I want to know is what Linux/UNIX/Solaris/or whatever distribution is the most appropriate, I mean that I can install with minimal tuning and whithout additional packages installation. Just plug and play. I mean in case of OpenSuse 11.2 it's a real hell, multiple packages are missing. So what I want is the OS where it will need at maximum 1-2 external packages or updates.
PS: It's for educational purposes. And I need anything but NOT windows.
PS1: Sorry for my English, I'am from Ukraine.
Thank you.
Artem Vyrtosu
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Re: Which Linux/UNIX/Solaris/Whatever distribution is the most appropriate [message #447188 is a reply to message #447031] |
Fri, 12 March 2010 04:25 |
lexluther
Messages: 7 Registered: March 2010 Location: Kiev
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Michel Cadot wrote on Thu, 11 March 2010 10:52Just go to ... and read the installation guide then choose the one you prefer but I doubt choosing the OS by the easiness to install is very smart. You install once and use your database every day maybe this second point is more important.
Regards
Michel
Thank you for help, I know it. What I wanted from users of this form is to get know who did it in reality cause you know it will never be just like in documentation. There is always some details we get to know only when dealing with it.
I am not DBA, I am software developer so for me question of OS is as important as question of ORACLE itself. I mean I do not want to use it once it is installed.It is of no interest for me. I want to know how to tune it and some low level features.
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