Eddie Awad’s Blog: I use Oracle Database 10g Express Edition to …
Patrick Barel
· 3 years ago
I use 10G XE primarily on my laptop to have a local database present when I want to try some stuff out. I would like to have some more features, such as VPD, available though. But it's a nice sandbox environment ;-).
Eddie Awad
· 3 years ago
Yes, I use 10g XE to try and test things out too. I like the fact that I am the DBA and the developer at the same time.
Karl
· 3 years ago
Hi, on my corporate laptop i sweared no native db install on it! i wanted to keep my system 'clean'; So whenever a database runs it runs under VMware on Linux/Win2003; But with XE i changed that. Some small installation steps - no db control - simply easy. XE covers allmost all important aspects of the 10G. Thats great!!
Karl
Tom Fox
· 3 years ago
I'm still trying to figure out how to get my select lists to work in XE. It's driving me crazy!
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I use 10G XE primarily on my laptop to have a local database present when I want to try some stuff out. I would like to have some more features, such as VPD, available though. But it's a nice sandbox environment ;-).
Yes, I use 10g XE to try and test things out too. I like the fact that I am the DBA and the developer at the same time.
Hi,
on my corporate laptop i sweared no native db install on it! i wanted to keep my system 'clean'; So whenever a database runs it runs under VMware on Linux/Win2003;
But with XE i changed that.
Some small installation steps - no db control - simply easy.
XE covers allmost all important aspects of the 10G. Thats great!!
Karl
I'm still trying to figure out how to get my select lists to work in XE. It's driving me crazy!