Re: Oracle certification on linux - it's a madhouse!

From: Jan Pruner <JPruner_at_email.cz>
Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 04:32:35 +0100
Message-ID: <402AF3D3.60604@email.cz>

Well, production database?
I prefer SUSE, so (on www.suse.com/oracle):

Up-to-date information (16 September, 2003):

Here is some minimum data. It leaves out most certifications and all the details available from Oracle, and only lists the latest ones:

• Oracle Apps 11i: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 8i: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 9i: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 9i R2: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 9i R2 S/390: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 9i R2 IA64: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle 9i R2 RAC: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle iAS 9i R2: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle Collaboration Suite: SLES-7 (9.0.3 only) and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0
• Oracle Express Server: SLES-7 and SLES-8/SLSS-8/UL-1.0

The other choice is Red Hat Advanced Server (http://www.redhat.com/oracle_cert/)

JP

Jacques Kilchoer wrote:

> Maybe I should change my question to "what is the preferred distribution =
> for PRODUCTION databases". Mr. Gogala's "cooker" answer would presumably =
> only apply to development / test databases.

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