well the concept of support is you pay for it and it covers all versions(at
leats until desupported which seems quick nowadays).
hence the concept of "free" version upgrades :)
joe
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>I'm kind'a thinkin' out loud on this one. but suppose we have say 3
>servers, with 8.1.7 Standard edition, is there any point in paying for
>Oracle support for all 3 or having problems with "any" one of them logged
>via one support package. Where are the gotcha's on this line of thinking
>(I'll hope there are some!)?
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>For those who have differnet versions of Oracle on same site do ye all take
>support for each flavour/version/server of Oracle
>or use one to cover for version groups etc.?
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>Sean:)
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