We have BAAN IVc4 and Oracle Enterprise edition at our site. Enterprise
Edition has got some advantages over the Standard Edition which would be too lenghty
to explain here, but we are not taking advantage of them and, besides, baan does not
exploit Oracle's facilities too much and Standard should be enough.
So why do we have Enterprise instead of Standard? because Oracle does not
provide the Standard edition for our 64-bit HP-UX machine. What a shame :((
I recommend you get the Standard edition, and you can upgrade later on if you
need.
Regards,
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Ferm�n Bernaus Berraondo
Dpto. de Inform�tica
SAMMIC, S.A.
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Tapiwanashe
Enviado el: jueves, 13 de marzo de 2003 9:44
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Asunto: FW: Oracle Enterprise vs Standard
I need to buy a new Oracle license for 50 users. I have got two different
quotes for Oracle Enterprise Server and Oracle Standard; it seems the former
is quite expensive. What problems will I get if I buy the cheaper Standard
version. This Oracle will be used for BAAN ERP implementation. The
environment will be IBM RS6000, AIX 5L and a mixture of LAN and WAN clients
Thanks in advance for you advice
Regards
Tapiwa
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