Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows vista
whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity issues",so how
come I can install that database inside the vista.........???

Just because something can be installed does not mean it will work right
after it has been installed.

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"Balajee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows vista
> whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity issues",so
> how
> come I can install that database inside the vista.........???

"Balajee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:5D704483-43AE-4282-B0AA-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows vista
> whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity issues",so
> how
> come I can install that database inside the vista.........???


It's probably Oracle's way of telling you that 9i is not supported on Vista,
which means that you cannot expect any support from Oracle for this
combination, if issues arise.
I also agree with Richard that just because no show stopper problems
appeared while running the installer, does NOT mean that problems won't
appear as you use the DBMS.

"Balajee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote ...
> Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows vista
> whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity issues",so
> how
> come I can install that database inside the vista.........???

It's been a big day, for compatibility discussions ....

I'm no sure what you would prefer instead. Do you want Vista to actively
*stop* you from installing Oracle 9i?

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"Andrew McLaren" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "Balajee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote ...
>> Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows vista
>> whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity issues",so
>> how
>> come I can install that database inside the vista.........???
>
> It's been a big day, for compatibility discussions ....
>
> I'm no sure what you would prefer instead. Do you want Vista to actively
> *stop* you from installing Oracle 9i?

Maybe it should download Oracle 10 silently and install that? ;-)

"dennis@home" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> "Andrew McLaren" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:5E40032D-1DE2-4671-86FF-(E-Mail Removed)...
>> "Balajee" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote ...
>>> Why does some softwares like Oracle9i does not support the windows
>>> vista
>>> whille installing and it display messages that "compatatiblity
>>> issues",so how
>>> come I can install that database inside the vista.........???
>>
>> It's been a big day, for compatibility discussions ....
>>
>> I'm no sure what you would prefer instead. Do you want Vista to actively
>> *stop* you from installing Oracle 9i?
>
> Maybe it should download Oracle 10 silently and install that? ;-)


But... wouldn't the "MS way" be to download SQL Server and silently install
that?

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