for Intel EM64T processor the app server is certified for windows xp 32 bit and 64 bit but for windows 2003 we can have only the 64 bit OS. now, I wonder if this is exactly the case or if a mistake exists ?!

32-bit and 64-bit Information
o There is no 64-bit version of 9iR2 nor 10gR1 for 64-bit Windows on AMD64/EM64T hardware
o Running 32-bit applications on a 64-bit operating system is generally referred to as “Compatibility-Mode” by many AMD64/EM64T hardware vendors. Irrespective of this terminology, 32-bit Oracle Database server is *not* certified
on Windows x64. For the 32-bit Oracle database client, check the certification
matrix for more details.”

then in the certification of the app server 10.1.4.0.1 in table 29 at
http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/ias/files/idm_certification_101401.html#BABIDJBH

for the platform Intel EM64T 64 bit Windows 2003 R1 (64 bit OS)
10.1.0.4 or higher (in the 10.1 product line) - Y

About certification, you mean db 10gR1 is not supported on x86_64?

I will have a look

nice to hear that you installed this option of the database. did you manage to find how to use/see the audit information ? in the statement of direction Oracle says something about offering audit trail.
I think in the beginning there was iFS-> Oracle Content Management SDK -> Oracle Files (Oracle Collaboration Suite/Oracle Content Services) -> Oracle Content DB.
in the meantime (end of 2006) Oracle bought Stellent and they have also Universal Content Management. now probably they want to change the repository of the former Stellent product to ContentDB ?!

I also tried to install and find the certified components for this installation of Content DB. one question would be how come that there is such ambiguity in the certified OS and hardware between metalink certify tab and the documents with certification information publicly available on the Oracle website. for example how come that the db 10.1.0.5 which comes with the AS infrastructure is supported on EM64T Intel processor and on the certify metalink tab this database (which is 10gR1) as a standalone product is not supported ?

thanks,
Florin

Your text…
$ $ORACLE_HOME/bin/emnctl stop iasconsole

Fixed
$ $ORACLE_HOME/bin/emctl stop iasconsole

See you …

Regards
Hector Gabriel Ulloa Ligarius
http://www.ligarius.com

It probably can more then the following:

NFS (?), HTTP(s), FTP(s), WebDav access. So direct connections via explorer. With excellent search capabilties via embedded Oracle text and search. Embedded versioning. It should be able to compress things (alter table …) etc. In all it should be an formidable product (fileserver alternative).

…but as said, it is a long time that I played with it…

M.

According to the collaboration suite documentation
Please note that the Oracle Collaboration Suite Database is
completely separate from the Oracle Content Database. The Oracle
Content Database belongs to a different product line.

Well, it is probably related, but I cannot tell how

Is contentDB for more than dragging and dropping files, or is it just a glorified FTP?

Does this relate to the questionable “collaboration suite”?