• PalmOS PDA or compatible
• Plucker offline web reader for PalmOS
• 9.5MB free storage on PalmOS PDA (expansion card recommended)
• Minimum 750KB free internal RAM on PalmOS PDA (estimated)
• Not required, but a hires 320x320 or 320x480 screen on your Palm PDA really makes it easy-to-read.

1. Install the Plucker Viewer for your platform.  The Plucker Distiller is optional and not required to use this doc.  Refer to the Plucker site for documentation and support for Plucker.
2. Download the Oracle 9i Server Doc in Plucker format.
3. On the PC where you Hotsync your Palm, install the downloaded PDB file using your favorite Palm Installer program.
4. Upon installation, the Plucker viewer on your Palm PDA should show the Oracle docs.  Have at it!

Note that the broken links in the Plucker document point to a defunct web page.  Please be kind to my server!

Click on this Palm-format Plucker document link to download.  Depending on your browser, you may need to right click on the link and "Save As..." in order to save the file.

The MD5 sum for this 9606182-byte file is a939c26682085471aa4bffabcd21d6d6.  Please make sure that it matches whatever copy of the file you have.  If you don't know how to do that, use Google to look it up.

As the content of the Plucker document is wholly owned and provided by Oracle Corporation, I lay no claim to that document.  I just converted a subset of the Server documents to Plucker format in order to be used on a Palm, Sony Clie, or other Palm PDA.  As such, I include here the original copyright of the Oracle Documentation (also included in the Plucker document itself, as it does in the original format):

Oracle Corporation

Copyright Information

Copyright © 1996-2001, Oracle Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Limitation of Liability

This document is provided for informational purposes only and the information herein is subject to change without notice.
Please report any errors herein to Oracle Corporation.
Oracle Corporation does not provide any warranties covering and specifically disclaims any liability in connection with this document.

Trademark Information

Oracle is a registered trademark, and other marks identified in the software and documentation may be trademarks or registered trademarks of Oracle Corporation.

I've tried to maintain the integrity of this subset of the original Oracle 9i Server docs, but it's always possible that there's an error in there due to the conversion or whatever.  The downloadable document is provided as-is, with absolutely no guarantees or warranties.  Whatever you do with it is solely your responsibility.

Many thanks to Biju for hosting this page, but I'm the one solely responsible for whatever content is on this page (and this page alone).  If you need to contact me, please be aware that while I'm open to ideas for improving the doc (like upgrading it to 9.2 and eventually 10), I don't know how responsive I can be on requests.  I'm also unable to assist with general issues with the separately-installed packages that are required for viewing this doc on your Palm.  That being said, I hope someone else can use this.  It's helped me, if only to get me to browse the docs more often.

Enjoy!