Answer / mahendra

Internet

Answer / dhanalakshmi.s

I-Stands for Internet.Because of version 9i using this
Fully internet based.So this is correct answer.

Answer / bhanu

i stands for internet support

Answer / b.nagu

"i" stands for INTERNET and "g" stands for "GRID"

Answer / arjun

for internet application

Answer / naga

Oracle 9i supports the internet applications

i stands for Internet

Answer / pavan

thanks for ur responses

Answer / sagar

hai guys "i" stands for INTERNT-BASED APPLICATION

Answer / sathish kumar

i stands for internet. from 8i , 9i onwords oracle supports
internet applications.( webbased applications like
ERP,SAP,Oracle.). we can run the java application through
oracle. oracle built in with this software from 8i onwords.
in 10g 'g' stands for grid computing.

Answer / sushant

Internet and 10g ka g is for grid !!! always asked ;)
Sush !!!

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