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How can I able to get and work with Oracle in Linux platform. I am using RedHat Linux 9.0.
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Pretty broad question, but for installation issues with Oracle on Linux, I have found this site very helpful if used with the installation notes as well as some the documents available on Metalink.

Good Luck

http://www.puschitz.com/OracleOnLinux.shtml

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  • Mcp111
    This is another good website http://www.logicworks.net/servccomplex.php
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  • Willnottellyou
    I think distribution of linux you are using is pretty old hence would advise you to change first the distribution of your linux if you want to work on Oracle go for Red Hat Enterprise 5.0 Server
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  • Brijesh
    Here check this resource which may help you with installing the Oracle in Linux 9.0 which may assist you with some idea for installation.
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  • jvtech

    If you're not committed to RedHat, you may want to look at Oracle Linux.  It's an Oracle enhanced version of RedHat.  Check it out -- http://www.oracle.com/us/technologies/linux/overview/index.html

     

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  • Subhendu Sen
    You can easily cope up with Oracle Linux, as almost all Linux distributions have almost same command support. Mainly changes are made of GUI features. If you are well in command line in Linux, surely it helps you a lot.
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