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Hi all, I have been trying to locate documents on best practices for Oracle 11g/ASM on Solaris 10.<br />
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you.
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Hi all, I have been trying to locate documents on best practices for Oracle 11g/ASM on Solaris 10.
Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you.

Any links to Best Practices for Oracle 11g R1 on Solaris 10

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