Oracle Binary Options description

I.Oracle Binary OptionsDescription

For more information about OracleOptions, see Oracle component series summary.

We can view the related information through the v $ option view:

V $ OPTION displaysOracle Database options and features. typically, although not always, options mustbe separately licensed, whereas features come with the product and are enabledbased on the product that is running (Standard Edition, Enterprise Edition, andso on ).

SQL> select * from v $ option;

SQL> select comp_id, comp_name from dba_registry;

These components are Oracle components. On the Linux/UNIX platform, applications are generally not deployed as a complete executable file due to system design issues. Instead, separate object files are deployed separately. The library archives and some source files of the object files are obtained at the system level during the installation process, and the links of these objects are used to create executable files.

Applications forUNIX are generally not distributed as complete executables.

Oracle, like distributed application vendors who create products for UNIX, distributeindividual object files, library archives of object files, and some sourcefiles which then get "relinked" at the operating system level duringinstallation to create usable executables. this guarantees a reliable integration with functions provided by the OSsystem libraries.

Therefore, installing software on Linux/UNIX involves link and Relink. This is why I wrote these articles.

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