Introduction to Oracle EnterpriseOne (E1)

March 2, 2007 by Stewart Schatz · Leave a Comment
Filed under: EnterpriseOne - General 

Technically I guess the name should be JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (). How’s that for a name. Anyway, the main system that I work on during the day is EnterpriseOne (). It is what my employer uses for their ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning – a fancy name for accounting) system.


It was originally a JD Edwards product called OneWorld (the new of JDE’s very stable product “”). Then JD Edwards was purchased by PeopleSoft to try and avert a take-over by and was named EnterpriseOne () (combining PeopleSoft’s product name, “Enterprise”, with “OneWorld”). However, in the end, Mr. Ellison won the battle to acquire PeopleSoft, which resulted in the name JD Edwards EnterpiseOne.

Ok, enough with the name…

Currently, we have two installations with the following configurations:

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Software
  Tools Release
InstallationA 8.11 SP1 8.95.P1
InstallationB 8.11 SP1 8.95.P1
Enterprise Server – IBM 550
  OS CPU Disk RAM NIC
InstallationA V5R3 1.4 1.5TB 25GB 1GB
InstallationB V5R3 0.6 600GB 17GB 1GB
Deployment Server – MS Windows Server 2003
  CPU Disk RAM NIC
InstallationA Dual Intel Xeon 2.8 GHz 136 GB 2 GB 1 GB
InstallationB Dual Intel Xeon 3.2 GHz 136 GB 2 GB 1 GB
– MS Windows Server 2003
  CPU Disk RAM NIC HTTP
InstallationA Dual Intel Xeon 2.8 GHz 68 GB 2 GB 1 GB IBM WAS 5.0.2 IBM HTTP 2.0
InstallationB Dual Intel Xeon 3.2 GHz 68 GB 3.2 GB 1 GB IBM WAS 5.0.2 IBM HTTP 2.0

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