Oracle 10g on RedHat 9.0 system

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Michael,
Thanks for the reply. I thought about the WS, but it would add a middle step in my procedures and then I would be purchasing two systems. Since I have 9.0 up and working and sharing files as a server. I was hoping that someone tried. Looks like I will have to bite the bullet for ES to setup 10g and htmldb.

Thanks again,

Eric

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> > Has anyone been able to install Oracle 10g on a RedHat 9.0 
> > system with all the requirement except, ES of course? 
> > Thanks, 
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> > Eric 
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> I haven't installed on RedHat 9.0 but I have installed on RHEL WS, which is 
> a lot cheaper than ES. With WS, you get the advantage that you have a 
> "certified" (although, in legalese you don't) operating system since WS and 
> ES are very similar except for support for certain server packages (probably 
> some other differences but none as far as I can tell from an Oracle 
> standpoint). All install scripts will work out of the box without any 
> tweaking whatsoever, and installation is 100% smooth. 
> 
> Of course, no technical support for Oracle either (as it's on WS) but I 
> gather that would not be an issue as you want to put it on RedHat 9.0. 
> 
> It works for me, as a home user. 
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> Michael 
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