> 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%20Distributi
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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