Re: HELP: Re-start 10g on RH3 Install from scratch

From: robert <rchin_at_nietspampanix.com>
Date: Mon, 06 Dec 2004 18:52:26 -0500
Message-ID: <cp2rbq$3ep$1@reader1.panix.com>

Howard J. Rogers wrote:
> robert wrote:
>

>> Howard J. Rogers wrote:
>>
>>> Honestly, Robert: .bashrc works every time. I wouldn't have 
>>> documented it thus if it wasn't running in front of me in precisely 
>>> that way.
>>>
>>> On the other hand, so long as the variables actually get set, then it 
>>> shouldn't matter precisely how. But the worry I have is that one 
>>> thing I do all the time and documented accordingly isn't working for 
>>> you... so what have you done wrong to make that happen? In other 
>>> words, that the .bashrc didn't work for you is symptomatic of greater 
>>> problems.
>>>
>>> Care to share your .bashrc with us?
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> HJR
>>
>>
>>
>> howard,
>> First I installed the actual RHEL ES3.0 not WB.
>>
>> re the .bashrc vs .bash_profile "issue"
>> NO, didn't mess with default.
>> it is POSSIBLE that I did not EXPORT the variables.

>
>
> Voila.
>
> I'd say it was a racing certainty.
>

>> I agress there is no reason .bashrc doesn't work.
>> (I complained about .bashrc in the original msg because
>> every doc, Oracle or Linux, I read out there put env variables in 
>> .bash_profile)

>
>
> I don't quite follow the logic of following instructions, but only some
> of them...
>

>> ok so I put back everything I deleted & installer go from there.
>> I actually let installer create a starter DB.
>> (which you opted *not* to do in your doc)

>
>
> I rest my case, your honour.
>
> Regards
> HJR
howard is there doc on dizwell.com on post-install & DB creation ? your doc said
"But I discuss precisely how to do that elsewhere, because it’s a post-installation matter. So that wraps it up for installation itself."

I can't find it.

thanks
robert Received on Mon Dec 06 2004 - 17:52:26 CST