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Wed, 28 Aug 2002
Oracle Developers Release for 10.2
REDWOOD SHORES, Calif., Aug. 26, 2002 -
Oracle today announced the
immediate availability of the Oracle9i Database Release 2 Developers
Release on Mac OS X version 10.2 "Jaguar," Apple's UNIX-based operating
system, as part of an early access program for the Oracle and Apple
developer community.
The software download is immediately available
free-of-charge to all registered Oracle Technology Network members. With
this release, Apple developers can build applications that leverage
Oracle's leading database technology running on Xserve, Apple's powerful
new rack-mount server.
Oracle's latest installment, Oracle9i Database Release 2, offers new high
availability, business intelligence and XML features, as well as numerous
performance and manageability improvements.
MacMegasite Spin: This is the first real industrial strength database for Mac OS X, and will benefit Apple's reputation as a serious Unix platform vendor.
Oracle's Mac support was spotty in the past, but it looks like they're taking it seriously this time.