Re: Oracle Options

We are running EE, the research I have done, and i have confirmed from Oracle that all "payable" options are set to true upon install. however, i would agree that if you choose not to create OLAP or Spatial, you probably wouldnt have it turned on. but this is an assumption since i didnt really pay attention on the last software install i did.  Now the problem arises when Oracle comes in for an audit. doh...  Doc ID: Note:149016.1
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 On 5/18/05, Thomas Day <tomday2_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> No. If you need the data in the database then do a full export, drop
> the database, de-install Oracle, re-install Oracle with the options
> that you want, create a database and import your data.
>
> On the other hand, you might question why you want the options dropped.
>
> As I understand it, partitioning is available only with the Enterprise
> Edition (EE). If you have the Enterprise Edition, then you're paying
> for the Enterprise Edition whether or not you use partitioning.
>
> As always, your milage may varry. Research the options and find out
> if they are priced separately or are just a part of the particular
> edition of the Oracle that you are using. I'm not in procurement so I
> don't have these details handy.
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