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Statement of Direction: Oracle Database on Microsoft Windows 7 and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2
Read Oracle Metalink Note 867040.1
to learn about Oracle Database's planned support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
Oracle OpenWorld Windows Events Recap
Another Oracle OpenWorld has come and gone. If you missed any of the Oracle on Windows sessions, you can stream the recorded presentations via
Oracle OpenWorld On Demand if you have purchased the option.
If not, you can still review the presentations when they become available at the
Oracle on Windows and .NET Events Page.
New Oracle Data Access Components (ODAC) for Windows Available
The new ODAC 11.1.0.7.20 accesses the latest Oracle Database features to improve application performance and developer productivity.
New ODAC features include Advanced Queuing API and Visual Studio tools; self-tuning ODP.NET, Visual Studio Oracle Performance Analyzer for application tuning; promotable transactions;
and Server Explorer filtering, performing multiple node operations at once, and performance enhancements.
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Now Available
Use ODAC 11g to access the latest Oracle Database 11g Release 2 features and start lowering your IT costs today.
Oracle Database 11g on Windows vs. SQL Server 2008: Comparative Management Cost Study
Edison Group compared the costs of managing Oracle Database 11g and SQL Server 2008 on the same Windows x64 hardware system. It found Oracle Database 11g required 41 percent less time and 43 percent fewer steps for common database administrative tasks. Due to the lower complexity and higher efficiency, organizations could save up to $33,520.47 per year per database administrator with Oracle Database 11g than with SQL Server 2008. Read the complete report to learn more.
IDC White Paper: Oracle Database on Windows and .NET Interoperability
IDC examines what Oracle Database offers to the Windows administrator and .NET developer and the depth of that integration. In addition, the white paper includes a case study of how a customer has taken advantage of Oracle and Microsoft's tight integration.
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