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Re: Oracle 8.05 on LINUX

From: <steyaert_at_my-deja.com>
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2000 12:53:15 GMT
Message-ID: <895tvq$ja2$1@nnrp1.deja.com>


I have not used 8.0.5 on the 6.0 versions. We used 8.0.5 on RedHat 5.1 and 5.2. It is not recommended to run 8.0.5 on 5.1 because it is not authorized, and I can understand why! There is a kernel configuration incompatiblity, and occationally tables in Oracle will become corrupted. (Not a good thing.) The "fix" is to upgrade the kernel and make it a version other than 5.1!

8.0.5, at least for me, had a text creation utility, not a Windows version. In our database, we have our ORACLE_HOME at /usr2/oracle, ORACLE_OWNER is oracle, ORACLE_SID is fsc. In this version, we did not have to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH, but you probably will with the 6.0 OS. (Due to the way our install worked out, the database files are built off of /usr2. It is relatively simple to see where the /usr2 comes from in these.)

As before, I don't know how this will come out

&#61623; mount /mnt/cdrom
&#61623; cd /mnt/cdrom/orainst
&#61623; ORACLE_OWNER=oracle;export ORACLE_OWNER
&#61623; ./oratab.sh
&#61623; Y
&#61623; Y
&#61623; chmod 777 /usr2
&#61623; Press left ALT and F4. You will come to a login prompt. Login as
oracle.
&#61623; cd /mnt/cdrom/orainst
&#61623; ./orainst
&#61623; Custom Install
&#61623; OK
&#61623; OK
&#61623; Install, Upgrade or De-Install software
&#61623; Install New Product – Create DB Objects
&#61623; /usr2/oracle Top mount point
&#61623; OK $ORACLE_HOME location
&#61623; Change both to /usr2/oracle Oracle Base and Oracle Home
&#61623; OK Log file locations
&#61623; Install from CD-Rom
&#61623; fsc ORACLE_SID
&#61623; American/English Native language
&#61623; OK Post Root Installation (/usr2/oracle/
orainst/root.sh)
&#61623; Oracle 8 Standard (RDBMS), Under pre-compilers, Pro*C/C++, SQL*Plus
8.0.5.0.0, Install (Packages to install, plus the install button.)
&#61623; OK No ULIMIT set
&#61623; dba group to act as DBA of database
&#61623; dba OSOPER group
&#61623; Filesystem-Based Database Type of storage.
&#61623; No Distribute control files over three
mount points?
&#61623; /usr2 Enter mount point
&#61623; US7ASCII Character set for database
&#61623; US7ASCII Character set for database
&#61623; betatech Password for System oracle userid
&#61623; betatech confirm password
&#61623; betatech Password for SYS oracle userid
&#61623; betatech confirm password
&#61623; No No passwords for internal users
&#61623; betatech Password for TNS Listener
&#61623; betatech Confirm password
&#61623; No No multi-threaded server.
&#61623; Yes Use the following control files
&#61623; OK Default file names and sizes.
&#61623; OK Default file names and sizes
&#61623; No Specify new values
&#61623; OK System file OK
&#61623; OK Size of system file (80MB)
&#61623; OK First redo log file name
&#61623; 100M Size of redo log file
&#61623; OK Second redo log file name
&#61623; 100M Size of redo log file
&#61623; OK Third redo log file name
&#61623; 100M Size of redo log file
&#61623; OK Name of rollback segment file
&#61623; 250M Sized of rollback segment file
&#61623; OK Temporary segment file
&#61623; 20M Size of temporary segment file
&#61623; OK User tablespace data file
&#61623; 1024M Use default size (dependent on hard
drive sizes onsystem.)
&#61623; OK Tools tablespace data file
&#61623; OK Use default size (25M)
&#61623; OK DB Defaults OK
&#61623; OK DB Defaults OK
&#61623; Yes Accept the values you just typed. (If
no, find position above and restart.)
&#61623; No Don’t load SQL*Plus Help facility
&#61623; No Don’t load SQL*Plus demo tables

Hope that helps.

Terry Steyaert
steyaert_at_my-deja.com

In article <kw%s4.1006$ND4.33115_at_newsread1.prod.itd.earthlink.net>,   "Edward Kulbacki" <efkulbacki_at_earthlink.net> wrote:

> I'm having one heck of a time trying to install Oracle 8.05
> on LINUX Mandrake 6.0 (Red Hat 6.0 with enhancements).
>
> I even used the steps submitted by one other user who had tried
installing
> Oracle on LINUX 12 times - and I am
> still running into problems.
>
> Why hasn't Oracle supplied more/better step-by-step
> instructions to complete the installation?
>
> Anyway, any additional help or tips would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Ed K.
>
>


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