Oracle8 has been designed to be able to support more users and bigger databases than Oracle7 by making better use of resources and to be easier to administer and maintain. It also provides better support for distributed and n-tier environments and supports a limited set of object oriented features to make the database structure closer to the real world.
The new features include:
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