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Hi,
on W98 you only can use Personal Oracle. I'm not sure, but I think a startetr database is always created which you can tune to a good value...
Look at http://www.hoffmann-kiel.de/stdinst.html
to do some basic tuning.
After that, you should create tablespaces for your data and a user, which will own all tables.
To create the tablespaces, connect as SYSTEM, pwd MANAGER with SQL-Plus, which will be installed during installation.
So use the commands
CREATE TABLESPACE TBSP1 DATAFILE 'C:\ORAWIN98\DATABASE\tbsp1.dbf' size 20M;
if you want to create indexes as well, it's good to have them on another disk
CREATE TABLESPACE TBSP_IND DATAFILE 'D:\ORAWIN98\DATABASE\tbsp_ind.dbf' size 20M;
After that, create a user
CREATE USER RENAUD IDENTIFIED BY RENAUD default tablespace tbsp1;
Then connect as RENAUD pwd RENAUD and create all the tables and indexes. If you create an index, do not forget to specify the tablespace.
Hope it helps a bit,
bye
Uli
> I would like to know, the basic steps to do between those two steps :
>
> 1. Download Oracle 8 for installation on my win98 machine.
> 2.
> 3.
> 4.
> ...
> ...
> N. Create a database
> ...
> ...
> N+M. Connect to the database and create table
>
> This is not for buisness, only for a school thing, so not to much
security,
> the only person who will be using it is me.
>
> So if anybody got time to respond or a good URL, please reply in this
> newsgroup, or I'd preffer if you could inform me at
> renaud_at_tr.cgocable.ca
> renaud.
Received on Fri Nov 19 1999 - 12:35:48 CST