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what difference i and g makes in oracle version

Hi All

Please let me know exactly what difference i and g makes in oracle version i.e. when we say oracle 10g or oracle 11i

Thanks
Bhushan
Jun 8 '07 #1
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debasisdas
8,127 Expert 4TB
Dear
bhushanbagul

It seems u are pretty new to this field.Otherwise u wont have put such a question.
U are asking of 10g and 11i

Basically 10g is a ORDBMS ,11i is ERP.

These are two different things,used for different purposes.

If u want 9i and 10g then i might explain u somthing.
Jun 8 '07 #2
Dear
bhushanbagul

It seems u are pretty new to this field.Otherwise u wont have put such a question.
U are asking of 10g and 11i

Basically 10g is a ORDBMS ,11i is ERP.

These are two different things,used for different purposes.

If u want 9i and 10g then i might explain u somthing.

Dear Debasis

My question is why there is i and g exactly
for e.g 11i or 11g exactly what difference i and g makes here.

Thanks
Jun 8 '07 #3
debasisdas
8,127 Expert 4TB
The i version started from 8i onwards. It stands for oracle internet.
Because till then (in version 8)it did not support data transfer over the internet.Actually in those time internet was hardly used. This was supported in 8i.

Next was 9i with some of the enhanced features of 8i

Next was 10g, it stands for Oracle GRID,because it supports grid architecture.

next in database is 11g

As i said 11i is not database its ERP.
Jun 8 '07 #4
The i version started from 8i onwards. It stands for oracle internet.
Because till then (in version 8)it did not support data transfer over the internet.Actually in those time internet was hardly used. This was supported in 8i.

Next was 9i with some of the enhanced features of 8i

Next was 10g, it stands for Oracle GRID,because it supports grid architecture.

next in database is 11g

As i said 11i is not database its ERP.
Thanks you so much DEBA
Jun 10 '07 #5
debasisdas
8,127 Expert 4TB
You are most welcome

Feel free to post all your doubts and question in the forum.
Jun 11 '07 #6

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