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Oracle Database Support

 • Free for the first year after buying the license

• Payable on yearly basis afterwards

• Oracle support benefits: - Resolving technical issues and answer technical questions

- Obtain patches

- Entitled to upgrade the database to the most recent release

 Once you purchase an enterprise edition it includes free support from Oracle for 1 year.

 After that year client needs to pay for Oracle support services on an annual basis 

 Oracle support is not just for resolving issues it also needed to download routine patches that should be applied on that data bases. 

 Additionally if a client continues paying for support each year they are entitled to upgrade their database to the most recent version for free

 If you choose not to renew varieties support every year we can still use the database but you wont be able to download and apply patches or upgrade to the latest version

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