Definition: ".1005_group_oracle.conf" refers to a text file that contains an Oracle database configuration, often used in applications such as SQL Server 2008 or .NET. The word ".1005" indicates a version number for the document (for example, 9.3.56). "Group" means it is part of a group or collection of documents. "Oracle" refers to the name of the database vendor that produced the Oracle platform, which included SQL Server and other databases. ".conf" stands for .config, a commonly used file format in web development applications, used to store configuration information like server properties, network settings, etc., as well as data stored in the database. The word "1005" indicates that this file is part of a larger document or group of documents. This could be related to specific software, application, or website configurations. The ".conf" keyword usually implies that these are configuration files for those types of documents or applications.
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