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I have been asked to put together a quote for a UNIX box that will run an
Oracle Database. The database is relatively small and will not have lots of
HW requirements. I though Linux was something to look into, due to the low
cost of the OS. In looking into Redhat Linux I saw they had a 'special'
enterprise edition for Oracle. Well upon calling them they said their
standard version had some issues with Oracle, and they had altered their
kernel to suit Oracles needs. Does this mean they went in a configured some
options within the kernel? Or is this a different kernel? The tech I spoke
to was not able to say.
Bottom line is this...Linux off the shelf is under $100. The special enterprise edition runs $2500.
All I am doing is building the box, and installing Oracle.
Thanks for any insight you might send my way. Steve McClure Received on Wed Oct 04 2000 - 14:56:07 CDT