Oracle platforms
datchcha
Member Posts: 265
Forum,
I am thinking about learning Oracle, or at least skimming the surface. But i am unsure if i should focus on Oracle on Windows os, or Oracle on Unix because i noticed books which are titled differently. To be totally honest, i haven't purchased a book yet of Oracle material. Just collecting insight and resources.
I guess my question is, what do you mostly see Oracle running on; Windows or Unix?
Thank you.
I am thinking about learning Oracle, or at least skimming the surface. But i am unsure if i should focus on Oracle on Windows os, or Oracle on Unix because i noticed books which are titled differently. To be totally honest, i haven't purchased a book yet of Oracle material. Just collecting insight and resources.
I guess my question is, what do you mostly see Oracle running on; Windows or Unix?
Thank you.
Arrakis
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dave0212
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The general consensus in my office is always run on UNIX environments.This week I have achieved unprecedented levels of unverifiable productivity
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dave0212
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The Oracle DBA's here recommend Linux (Redhat)
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datchcha
Member Posts: 265
thanks for the insight....
Will Oracle take advantage if ran on a beowulf cluster, since majority say linux?Arrakis -
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We run both Oracle App Server and Database Server on RHEL.MCSE 2003, MCSA 2003, LPIC-1, MCP, MCTS: Vista Config, MCTS: SQL Server 2005, CCNA, A+, Network+, Server+, Security+, Linux+, BSCS (Information Systems)