Difference Between Oracle Standard Edtion and Standard Edtion One (SE and SE1)

Recently, I came across difference between Oracle Editions in a particular version.

The differences are enormous.

Also, there's a new edition apart from standard and Enterprises Editions. It is Standard Edition One (SE1).

Following table lists the Differences: (Referred with Oracle docs)

Feature/Option	SE1	SE	EE	Notes
High Availability
Oracle Fail Safe	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
Oracle Data Guard—Redo Apply	N	N	Y
Oracle Data Guard—SQL Apply	N	N	Y
Rolling Upgrades—Patch Set, Database, and Operating System	N	N	Y
Online index rebuild	N	N	Y
Online index-organized table organization	N	N	Y	ALTER TABLE ... MOVE ONLINE operations
Online table redefinition	N	N	Y	Using the DBMS_REDEFINITION package
Duplexed backup sets	N	N	Y
Block change tracking for fast incremental backup	N	N	Y
Unused block compression in backups	N	N	Y
Block-level media recovery	N	N	Y
Parallel backup and recovery	N	N	Y
Tablespace point-in-time recovery	N	N	Y
Trial recovery	N	N	Y
Fast-start fault recovery	N	N	Y
Flashback Table	N	N	Y
Flashback Database	N	N	Y
Flashback Transaction Query	N	N	Y
Scalability
Oracle Real Application Clusters	N	Y	Y	Extra cost with EE, included with SE
Automatic Workload Management	N	Y	Y	Requires RAC
Performance
In-Memory Database Cache	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Security
Advanced Security Option	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle Label Security	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Virtual Private Database	N	N	Y
Fine-grained auditing	N	N	Y
Development Platform
SQLJ	Y	Y	Y	Requires Oracle Programmer
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio .NET	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator support	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
Active Directory integration	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
Native .NET Data Provider—ODP.NET	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
.NET Stored Procedures	Y	Y	Y	Windows only
Manageability
Oracle Change Management Pack	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle Configuration Management Pack	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle Diagnostic Pack	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle Tuning Pack	N	N	Y	Extra cost option, also requires the Diagnostic Pack
Oracle Provisioning and Patch Automation Pack	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Database Resource Manager	N	N	Y
VLDB, Data Warehousing, Business Intelligence
Oracle Partitioning	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle OLAP	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Oracle Data Mining	N	N	Y	Extra cost option
Data Compression	N	N	Y
Bitmapped index, bitmapped join index, and bitmap plan conversions	N	N	Y
Parallel query/DML	N	N	Y
Parallel statistics gathering	N	N	Y
Parallel index build/scans	N	N	Y
Parallel Data Pump Export/Import	N	N	Y
Transportable tablespaces, including cross-platform	N	N	Y	Import of transportable tablespaces supported into SE, SE1, and EE
Summary management—Materialized View Query Rewrite	N	N	Y
Asynchronous Change Data Capture	N	N	Y
Integration
Basic Replication	Y	Y	Y	SE1/SE: read-only, updateable materialized view
Advanced Replication	N	N	Y	Multi-master replication
Oracle Streams	N	N	Y	SE1/SE: apply only
Messaging Gateway	N	N	Y
Transparent Gateways	Y	Y	Y	Extra cost option
Networking
Oracle Connection Manager	N	N	Y
Infiniband Support	N	N	Y
Content Management
Oracle Spatial	N	N	Y	Extra cost option

The Only (of-course two) differences between SE and SE1 are support for RAC and AWR feature.

Your updates are welcome.

Sundar K