Oracle 11g DB Available For Windows
1 Comment Published by Dan October 23rd, 2007 in Database, Oracle, Oracle DB 11g, TechnicalOracle 11g Database is now available on Windows. Get it while it’s hot 
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Dan I am. I have been an Oracle DBA and Oracle Application Server admin since Oracle7 and OWS 2.x. I have some certifications: OCM, OCP DBA, OCA 10gAS, RHCE, and some others that are now meaningless. I spend most of my time these days on Exadata, RAC, clustering, and high availability. I'm involved in the IOUG, the Exadata SIG, and the Norris family. I work for Oracle Corporation in the Exadata Team. The views expressed on this blog are mine and do not necessarily reflect the views of Oracle.
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