Oracle text (basic question on availability)

Dear Sirs,
I want to confirm what I think to be true:
Oracle text is standard/builit in component of Oracle 11 g (Enterprise edition). Any person who is licensed
to use Oracle 11 g (Enterprise edition) should be allowed to use Oracle text and have access to this product.

Hello

Yes it's true. But all editions of Oracle Oracle database text and you can use it if you a license of the database.

Editions of the preview: http://www.oracle.com/us/products/database/enterprise-edition/comparisons/index.html

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