ORADIM80 does exist in both command line and GUI mode with v8.0.3, but only
the command line version is supported. I would suggest creating an instance
using the Database assistant, then pre-creating your tablespaces in the
required directory, then perfrom a FULL import with ignore=y (to ignore
errors due to objects existance). Otherwise use ORADIM80 to create the
instance (services) and then use SVRMGR30 to create the database. A full
description of the methods available are described in the Getting Started
Guide for Oracle on NT.
Regards
David Russell
allen lucas <alucus_at_concentric.net> wrote in article
<347C3D7C.4202_at_concentric.net>...
> We are running ORA WGS 7.2.2.4.9 on NT 4.0.
>
> I have exported a database, eliminated the ORACLE instance, database
> files, and services. I then reinstalled ORACLE 8.0. On install, the
> ORCL database was created. I do not want this instance name or default
> directories, so I have eliminated this as well.
>
> I want to import the exported data. Previously, I would now have
> created the instances with ORADIM72, copied over the init file, mounted,
> created a control file, and opened the database. I would then have
> imported data. I am stuck at the ORADIM72 step, as ORADIM80 does not
> seem to exist. Which tool should I be using to create the database
> using my INIT file. Also, this assumes the INIT file is transferrable
> from ORACLE 7.2 to ORACLE 8.0.
>
> Thanks.
>
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Received on Thu Nov 27 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
