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See my comments inserted below.
bogus <bogus_at_ocean.st.usm.edu> wrote in article <33C090A0.4100_at_ocean.st.usm.edu>...
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> Can someone please mail or post the database creation script for a
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> production database.
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> It will be very helpful if you send me a script which is presently
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> in use for a production database. I will greatly appriciate for that.
The easiest way is install the server and have it create a starter database. Then delete all database files such as log1.ora, sysorcl.ora, userorcl.ora, etc. Then edit the init*.ora file to change the db_bloack_size to a bigger number(default size is 2048 is just two inefficient, use at least 4096). Run buildall.sql, create_db.sql(These are the by-product of the creation of the starter database) in svrmgr in order. And you will have a decent production database. If you purchased a lot of options, then before you blow away the starter database, do a full database backup and restore that into the production database.
Wilson Received on Tue Jul 08 1997 - 00:00:00 CDT