Oracle8 on Windows NT

Oracle8 on Windows NT

Lilian Hobbs

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Foreword

The Windows NT operating system from Microsoft Corporation and the Oracle8 data server from Oracle Corporation represent two of the most important software products of our time. Both are fast-selling products and are popular with small, medium and large organizations.

Microsoft, the world's largest independent software vendor, has been very successful in recent years leveraging its considerable expertise and dominant position in client software and end-user office applications. The company has built on its market success with the MS-DOS and Windows desktop operating systems to enter the multi-user work-group and departmental marketplace with Windows NT. However, the Unix operating system remains very popular for mid-range and high-end environments and complex applications, and...

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