i think not. oracle gives those away as development licenses, the last
time i checked it. basically, it's fine if u use the software to
experiment with, proof-of-concepts, etc. however, once you put/use said
software on a production environment, getting integrated in any way into
your business process, you have to pay for it. =) consult your local
Oracle representative/partner for details.
it can get pretty expensive though.
vince.
ps.
Oracle charges per power unit..a fixed price at X pesos per MHz per cpu of
your database machine.
On Sat, 28 Oct 2000, Edwin Gonzales wrote:
> I have a copy of Oracle 8 enterprise edition for Linux. Can I use it without
>worrying that Oracle may be on my tail for its license.
>
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