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Subject: Oracle and Sybase on FreeBSD...
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guys,
Sybase offers a free version of an old 11.0.3.3
database that runs natively on FreeBSD.
I came across this by accident. 
linux.sybase.com/ase
Why doesn't the hand book reflect this instead of
focussing on an old version of Oracle that was
developed for Linux?

Does any one plan to write a HOW-TO to install oracle
8.1.7 (which was the last 8i) on FreeBSD? There exists
a page on the internet in Russian, but so far no one
has translated it. (No I don't know russian).

Thanks...

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