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Version Incompatibilities (V.8i and 10g) [message #232353]

Fri, 20 April 2007 04:25

txiki
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Registered: April 2007
Location: Barcelona

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Hi all!!
first thanks for read my thread.
Then, I have a dubt, are there any incompatibilities with Oracle Verions 8i and 10g?

Anythink, at system level or pl/sql level, anythink.

Thanks/Danke/Gracias!!!

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Re: Version Incompatibilities (V.8i and 10g) [message #232545 is a reply to message #232353]

Sat, 21 April 2007 01:37

Michel Cadot
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Can you precise your question.
Do you want to know if you can install both version on a box?
The answer is yes but in different ORACLE_HOME.

Regards
Michel

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Re: Version Incompatibilities (V.8i and 10g) [message #232682 is a reply to message #232353]

Mon, 23 April 2007 00:38

txiki
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Registered: April 2007
Location: Barcelona

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I have to install the oracl 10g database, and import data from 8i version DB, then, I have packages, procedures, triggers, and other pl/sql scripts, that's running on 8i, and now thows objects should be run on 10g.

It's a problem?
May appear any error about the version?

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Re: Version Incompatibilities (V.8i and 10g) [message #232687 is a reply to message #232682]

Mon, 23 April 2007 00:45

Michel Cadot
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All Oracle versions are backward compatible.
Code that works in 8i works in 10g (unless bug).
Some code may be improved using new features but this is another point.

Optimizer changes so SQL may encounter issues above all if you didn't previously use CBO but this is not PL/SQL.

Regards
Michel

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