> From: "Geo." 
> sounds like a special case to me.
> Geo.

If you want I'll have a look for the similar thing for SAP.

Adam


> "Adam Flinton"  wrote in message
> news:b09282.52307b{at}harborwebs.com...
>> > From: "Geo." 
>> > "Adam Flinton" 
wrote in message
>> > news:50925b.51309b{at}harborwebs.com...
>> >> So if you are running Oracle on Red Hat you'd go to Red
Hat to sort out
>> > any
>> >> problems you might have with Oracle?
>> >>
>> >> If you were running SAP you'd look to Red Hat to sort out any SAP
>> > problems?
>> > Well I don't really know. Did I install Oracle or SAP from the Redhat
> CD?
>> 
>> DB2 is on some. Mandrake has a "Non free applications" CD.
>> 
>> 
>http://otn.oracle.com/tech/linux/htdocs/oracleonlinux_faq.html#Own%20Distribut
>> on
>> 
>> "Any customer running Oracle products on Red Hat Enterprise
Linux AS/ES or
>> UnitedLinux should turn to Oracle for support if they have an issue that
>> prevents the smooth operation of their Oracle implementation. Oracle will
>> diagnose the issue and work with the OS partner for those cases where the
>> operating system is suspected of causing the issue. For those issues of a
>> critical nature (P1) Oracle will provide a fix to the customer regardless
> of
>> the source of the issue � Oracle product or Red Hat or
UnitedLinux
>> product. For additional support issues Oracle will collaborate with the OS
>> partner so the customer issue can be resolved jointly."
>> 
>> Adam

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