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Hi Rahul,
I have an "Oracle Lab" in my house and I=B4m using these configurations= :
I use it for training and test purposes only. Oracle software , for training , trial and test can be downloaded from http://technet.oracle.= com.
HIH,
Antonio Belloni
"Rahul Dandekar" <orcldba_at_hotmail.com> on 01/12/2000 10:16:42
To: "L" <ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com>, "L" <oracledba_at_quickdoc.co.uk>
cc:
Subject: Personal Lab for study purposes...
Hi DBAs,
I think having a 'functional Oracle DBA lab' at home is useful thing.
Previously I got some 'Trial Pack' CDs or Oracle 7.x which I used to us=
e
for 90 days or so. I donot see those packs now.
I am planning to set up my own Oracle Server for non-commercial databas=
e
use. I donot need Oracle Support. This will be used by me alone and for=
studying purposes only.
I plan to purchase a new PC soon.
Based on this, I would like to know that can I do this thing legally?
Where are the 'Trial Packs' available these days? How long can I use
them? Any legal issues?
Any suggestions about OS? Planning to go for NT. Just because I want
the efforts to be concentrated on Oracle part. Other UNIX stuff I can
do on test machines at work which have good software and hardware
which would be impractical to purchase at home due to price.
Thanks and Regards,
-Rahul
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