Databases

[J.Markoll]

Well James , you're the student, and I'm a newbie, very interested 
indeed, but a newbie. I found a link where the author says he found an 
interesting way to get Oracle function, I thought it may interest you.

For the diverses apps you say, it may be useful for one thing or 
another. I'm not running a server, I'm on a 56k with a serial modem, and
I use an AMD Athlon XP 2800+ with a 2.6.12-10-k7 kernel under Breezy.
(Plus Slackware I was starting to meet with, but it's broken for now).

The k7 kernel is better for my burn CD device, and I'd like to take the 
time to learn to/and compile the kernel one of these days.

The environment: for a server, none is really necessary ? :D
I've got Gnome and Xfce and Ion3 plus Konqueror for navigation in the 
files under Ion3 once a while, as nicer looking with it's pretty colours 
  and icons.

I use most Gnome and Ion3 : Xfce4.2 is in between boths. (more heavy 
than Ion3... lighter, than Gnome... ). I practically never use it 
anymore since I discovered Ion3 which is really a good affair!

For Oracle and this link, I would try and follow this doc step by step, 
if I needed to get it work :)
Best greetings, Joyce markoll.

James Diehl a écrit :
> Joyce, 
>  I am running "Breezy Badger" 7.01 w/ 2.6.12-10 Kernel and KDE desktop environment.  I have the My SQL + PostGreSQL among others, 2.0 Open Office, a Bourne Again shell and i386 on AMD w/K7support.  I have Macros, and several different Java programs, including the Sun Java programs that Oracle requires.  Should all of this really be necessary?
>  It seems as though I have enough files and such to set up a network database for a thousand computers!  Is the main problem the Debian kernel program?  Everything I see on the Oracle site, and others say; "Debian won't accept this, Debian won't work with this, Debian this, Debian that, etc.........................!"  What's the hangup?
>  Thank You! Diehl James
> 
> "J.Markoll" <j.markoll at free.fr> wrote: > James Diehl a écrit :
> 
>>Does anyone use a Oracle database on their Ubuntu?
>>My Open Office 2.0 says that I can.  
>>It lists the different types of databases that can be accessed on a network.  
>>If I download a base, the program can locate it on my PC and let me open the 
>>files and display the contents.  It reports that the drivers for the base are 
>>all defective, and won't let the installers run.  Is there a trick to making 
>>them work?  If not, is it because of the Debian?  
>>I am a CNS and IT student at ITT Technical, and would like to work on developing 
>>the program.  I am studying database system management and VB w/GUI's right now, 
>>and would sure like to make these conversions/crossovers and such work.  
>>Any help would be appreciated!
> 
> I just found the right link for you, while seeking for something else:
> here a how-to to make Oracle work under Ubuntu:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/tOraOracleSetUpHowTo?highlight=%28CategoryDocumentation%29
> 
> for a reminder to all who need it, the list of category documentations 
> is here:
> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CategoryDocumentation
> 
> Best greetings, Joyce Markoll.
> 
> 
> 


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