The difference is that the support for Oracle software on Windows often is OK by default as since a certain version of Windows (and Windows server), the server and the user/home/amateur Windows is actually the same Operating System. Just like Oracle Linux is a server and a client OS at the same, so is any modern Windows. I…

You're right, I'm using the wrong definition for "3rd party"

Small unknown application called Oracle eBS

> Don't get me wrong: it isn't ! >But you would be surprised by the number of people who take a certification matrix has a useless document and >complain OBIEE 12c doesn't install on Windows 10 or Windows 7 (like the last one asking for "help" because it >wasn't working anymore). > On a serious note : some Oracle Windows…

> I can confirm that OBIEE 12.2.1.2, 12.2.1.3, 12.2.1.4 all work fine on RHEL 7.2. You know, if you want me to upgrade, you can just tell me.

I don't mind sharing the info, as long as I get some interesting feedback It's a Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 7.2 (Maipo) Didn't know CentOS is certified with any Oracle soft, but I learn every day. I did a GUI install, as you know from the other thread : OBI-EE 12.2.1.1.0

Well, as you know from my other threads: my OBI-EE instance is not starting up, since installation. Would that be enough of a reason to change 1 parameter in 1 file ? And, even proposed by Oracle itself ...

> What version of OBIEE? 12.2.1.1.0 > What OS? Linux 7.2 with 3.10 kernel > Which log files have you looked at? None, this is on-screen > Has this worked previously? No > Is it a new installation? Yes > As you can see, there are many questions which need to be answered before you'll be able to get any meaningful assistance…