FYI.
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition. Free to develop, deploy, and
distribute: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/xe/index.html
Now it is going to be simpler to build and test Django's Oracle backend.
Thanks,
Eugene
Actually, you could always download the express edition for free for
development purposes (you just had to sign up for Oracle TechNet). The
change to allow limited deployment is the only change, AFAICT.
Nevertheless, good news.
Now you don't need to sign up. And you can deploy it, if you want. And it is
10.2. :-)
"Tim Keating" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
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> Actually, you could always download the express edition for free for
> development purposes (you just had to sign up for Oracle Te
I guess I'm a bit ho-hum about it.
why?
4G limit
single process
no replication
32 bit only
and a expensive upgrade path
if you were an oracle shop, or a ISV you could now offer a 'lite'
version of your application I'd be more excited I guess.. but for me,
I'd be looking for something a bit les
On 11/1/05, Ian Holsman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I guess I'm a bit ho-hum about it.
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> why?
>
> 4G limit
> single process
> no replication
> 32 bit only
> and a expensive upgrade path
I think this was a direct response to MySql 5.0 supporting views/procs etc.
And MS has had MSDE for a whi
Why? Some people wanted to use Oracle as a backend. This option makes it
simple to experiment at home. Anybody with their free time and some
experience in Oracle can finally develop Oracle backend, which was requested
by several people. Possibility of deployment means you can prototype your
Dj
