Monday, August 15, 2005
Incremental Improvement
Each time that Oracle release a new version of the product a lot of attention is paid to the new features in that release. In fact once you've got an OCP then you get exams specially targetted at you, that only look at new features.
Something that gets little attention is that the feature set differences between editions also tends to change. In particular Enterprise Edition features have a habit of appearing in Standard Edition after a while. This has happened at least as follows.
New in 10g Standard
Incremental Backups
RAC
Synchronous Change Data Capture
New in 9i Standard
Function Based Indexes
Advanced Queuing
Transparent Application Failover (defined as select failover) appears to work fine in 10gSE RAC and is listed as EE only in earlier versions - but then so was clustering.
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Something that gets little attention is that the feature set differences between editions also tends to change. In particular Enterprise Edition features have a habit of appearing in Standard Edition after a while. This has happened at least as follows.
New in 10g Standard
Incremental Backups
RAC
Synchronous Change Data Capture
New in 9i Standard
Function Based Indexes
Advanced Queuing
Transparent Application Failover (defined as select failover) appears to work fine in 10gSE RAC and is listed as EE only in earlier versions - but then so was clustering.
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