Oracle Installation in Win XP
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rajkumar_personal
Ignorance is BLISS !!
I faced the similar problem after installing the 8i version
But I switched over to 9i and the problem was solved !
But I switched over to 9i and the problem was solved !
casanova
The Frozen Nova
Oracle 8i has two releases , 1 for win 98 and other for 1 win nt
The win nt release installs easily on win xp but after u restart oracle will be lost as it gives an error oracle not found.
Oracle 9i is very heavy and it runs well but your system will get slow.
Oracle 8 personal edition is the best and no additional files are required. just give the installation path and nothing else.
The win nt release installs easily on win xp but after u restart oracle will be lost as it gives an error oracle not found.
Oracle 9i is very heavy and it runs well but your system will get slow.
Oracle 8 personal edition is the best and no additional files are required. just give the installation path and nothing else.
casanova,
Oracle 8i installs on windows XP and works fine without any issues. No idea what ur talking about. As for the system being slow, mate your installing a database so obviously its going to be slow. The versions of Oracle one installs doesnt really matter. You should have atleast 512MB RAM if your going to install a database.
The only difference between personal Oracle 8 and the enterprise version is that I can create only one instance of the database in personal Oracle 8. Apart from that nothing more.
Mitesh,
Could you please be more specific as to what you problem is ? I have installed de-installed Oracle loads of times on different OS'es. Provide as much details as possible please as to what problems you face.
Oracle 8i installs on windows XP and works fine without any issues. No idea what ur talking about. As for the system being slow, mate your installing a database so obviously its going to be slow. The versions of Oracle one installs doesnt really matter. You should have atleast 512MB RAM if your going to install a database.
The only difference between personal Oracle 8 and the enterprise version is that I can create only one instance of the database in personal Oracle 8. Apart from that nothing more.
Mitesh,
Could you please be more specific as to what you problem is ? I have installed de-installed Oracle loads of times on different OS'es. Provide as much details as possible please as to what problems you face.
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