| Oracle Server Standard Edition [message #592323] |
Tue, 06 August 2013 09:29  |
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dancko
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Registered: June 2013
Location: italy
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Hi at all
I have a question about the oracle server Standard Edition for you.
I want to install oracle database server on my pc and I know that the express edition is the free version. But the express edition of oracle database server do not support windows 64bit operating system.
So, I have downloaded the standard edition version 11g R2 because from the official documentation i have read that it work in windows 64 bit, and so I have installed it on my pc.
But what I want to ask to you is if is standard edition a free version of oracle database?
Why could I to download the the standard edition version and install it without any problem?
Can I to work with standard edition?
regards.
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| Re: Oracle Server Standard Edition [message #592335 is a reply to message #592332] |
Tue, 06 August 2013 10:39  |
ThomasG
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Registered: April 2005
Location: Heilbronn, Germany
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The other thing is that you can only download the X.X.X.1 versions from the open website. Which are released somewhat "early and unfinished" so that people can begin testing with them.
Usually they still have some nasty bugs that make them quite risky to run any production database with. To download the updates to "production ready" .2, .3 etc... versions you have to have a support identifier to log into the Oracle Support website, hence you need to buy a license.
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