It depends how much space you have left on your server; the more space you have, the more records it can hold.
Oracle is a database corporation that has many products such as Database, BI and ERP
Oracle has many versions like 9i, 10g, 11g, 12c .Oracle database can store infinte data unless you have put any restriction on it.
there can as many as the operating system will supports
There can as many as the Operating System will support. The limitation of "how many" is set by the OS and not the database. Two Oracle parameters to research that are related to your question however.... db_files, and maxdatafiles
as many as you like to!
Toad the Oracle is a database tool. It is probably the most well known and commonly used Oracle DBA software that you will find. You can find many websites devoted to Toad for Oracle.
as many as you like to!
If you are talking about Oracle Database then some of them are: Microsoft SQL Server IBM UDB Mysql (Which is also owned by Oracle) If you meant Oracle as a company then the list is huge, Oracle Corporate have many solutions in many areas, Software (Databases, Security, Monitoring and more) and Hardware (Sun).
Oracle is one of the popular database. It grows by adding many supporting tools like client tools (Developer 2000), Enterprise manager (admin), Designer tools,ERP etc. In simple, it stores your data, manipulate. You may check my profile there is a link to my oracle faq site. It will give you some idea about oracle. Also google to more information.
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To get Oracle 9i, go to www.oracle.com. Go to the downloads page for 11g, scroll to the bottom, and select Previous database releases, Oracle 9i.
Oracle has many products, but presumably you are referring to either 11g or 12c. The difference between Oracle and Altibase is that Oracle is a traditional disk-based database while Altibase is an in-memory database. As an in-memory database, Altibase is significantly faster than Oracle. One way to look at this is Oracle's buffer cache. Oracle uses the buffer cache to significantly increase read speeds by keeping the data in memory. However, this has no impact on updates, deletes, or inserts, whereas Altibase enjoys these performance enhancements across the board. Altibase differentiates itself from other in-memory databases by marketing itself as a hybrid. This allows it utilize both an in-memory database and disk database using a single engine, which allows it enjoy the speed benefits of in-memory databases while also utilizing cheaper disk-based storage for rarely queried data. In many ways however, the two databases are very similar as they are both ACID compliant relational databases.