Interested in the features and options of the different editions (standard, express and enterprise) of the Oracle database? This document lists them all in a handy matrix format.
Oracle db feature matrix
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Aino Andriessen
Aino Andriessen is principal consultant and expertise lead 'Continuous Delivery'. His focus is on Oracle Fusion Middleware ADF and SOA development, Continuous Delivery, architecture, improving the software development proces and quality management. He is a frequent presenter at Oracle Open World, ODTUG Kaleidoscope, UKOUG Technology Conference and OUGN Vårseminar. He writes articles and publishes at the AMIS technology blog (http://technology.amis.nl/blog/).
It seems, flashback table option is wrongly listed as not available except EE, while being available in all editions ( finally, it is not overcomplex functionality,just restoring from recyclebin – i’ll wonder, why to not make it available in all editions ).
Thanks to post this, Aino. It’s great that XE is in the matrix now.