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| Hi, for my studies, I have to install a Oracle 9i on my Pc. All I really need is a sql plus window to test my PL/SQL Procedures and stuff. Therefore, I would like to limit Oracle as much as possible - A regular installation eats up all my HD and memory space - and in generall I don't really want all this stuff Oracle wants me to install. Can you give me a hint which parts I really have to install to get a properly running SQL Plus window to check out PL / SQL? To you guys working for Oracle: PLEASE add an option "minimal memory and hdd usage"!!! Cheers, Anton |
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| On Sat, 13 May 2006 13:46:16 +0200, Anton Meier <Anton.Meier@gmx.de> wrote: >Hi, > >for my studies, I have to install a Oracle 9i on my Pc. >All I really need is a sql plus window to test my PL/SQL >Procedures and stuff. > >Therefore, I would like to limit Oracle as much as possible - >A regular installation eats up all my HD and memory space - >and in generall I don't really want all this stuff Oracle wants me to >install. > >Can you give me a hint which parts I really have to install to get a >properly running SQL Plus window to check out PL / SQL? > >To you guys working for Oracle: >PLEASE add an option "minimal memory and hdd usage"!!! > > > >Cheers, > >Anton Oracle 10g XE 150 Mb download Oracle 9i : Personal Oracle. Hard disk is cheap nowadays. For all Oracle users: please get an appropiate system and stop whining about disk and memory BTW: I'm not employed by Oracle. -- Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA |
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| Anton, if you do not need a local database but are going to connect to the school database then all you need to install is the Oracle client software to get SQLPlus. If you also want imp, exp, and sqlldr just do a second custom install and select the programmer options. If you need your own db the as Sybrand pointed out go with Personal Oracle. It is pretty much the Enterprise Edition minus RAC. HTH -- Mark D Powell -- |