Answer Posted / 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.
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