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Forum for Oracle 18c Express Edition
Is there a specific forum for Oracle 18c Express Edition?
This forum seems to be for Oracle 11 express edition.
Best Answer
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This is the correct one (Oracle Database Express Edition (XE)) but the title is completely unrelated to your technical problem, and there are a lot of messages already on the thread so it would make things confusing if you just change the title.
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Hi, the forum is for all XE versions (actually, 11.2 and 18c). You can post any question here.
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I recently installed Oracle 18c Express Edition on my Windows 10x laptop.
When I tried to run DBCA i got this message:
When I researched this error one suggestion was to use a TRY/Catch block to trap this error; I shouldn't be trying to change DBCA.
My background is with Oracle 11g on windows servers; I am researching a project to migrate databases to Oracle 19.
I would have preferred to install an Oracle 19 Express edition but apparently that does not exist.
My account with oracle is a "free" one so I don't have access to knowledge base articles.
I am curious - did something change between Oracle 11 and Oracle 18/19 with respect to language support.
Amy assistance would be appreciated.
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Still looking for any assistance with this problem.
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You should consider opening a question with the details, since the current question "Forum for Oracle 18c Express Edition" has no relation to the problem you described later and most people may ignore it
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L. Fernigrini:
See my second post; it has the details. If you need further information let me know.
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I recently installed Oracle 18c Express Edition on my Windows 10x laptop.
When I tried to run DBCA i got this message:
When I researched this error one suggestion was to use a TRY/Catch block to trap this error; I shouldn't be trying to change DBCA.
My background is with Oracle 11g on windows servers; I am researching a project to migrate databases to Oracle 19.
I would have preferred to install an Oracle 19 Express edition but apparently that does not exist.
My account with oracle is a "free" one so I don't have access to knowledge base articles.
I am curious - did something change between Oracle 11 and Oracle 18/19 with respect to language support.
Amy assistance would be appreciated.
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I know the details and cannot help since I did not have such a problem.
My suggestion, again, is that you open a NEW question with a title associated to the real problem. This question / thread was started about forum space, has been answered (although you did not select the right answer) and does not really match the problem you have (that has no relation to "Forum for Oracle 18c Express Edition").
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Which forum would you suggest I post this question in??
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This is the correct one (Oracle Database Express Edition (XE)) but the title is completely unrelated to your technical problem, and there are a lot of messages already on the thread so it would make things confusing if you just change the title.