Re: Installing oracle 9i and oracle 10g in one solaris 10 server
From: Palooka <nobody_at_nowhere.com>
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:42:19 +0100
Message-ID: <qJ7jk.36078$7O1.14181@newsfe12.ams2>
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> You can install them in any order. UNIX is not Windows. ;) I will state
> that with the recent patch bundles from SUN on Solaris 10, we are having
> more and more issues getting 9i base to even install. At this time, 9i
> installer is so far out of sync with security patches in Solaris 10,
> that it may or may not work. In which case, you are hosed. (We have
> created clones on earlier Solaris 10 boxes and just lay those down using
> the clone feature). I am no longer in that install group, so I no
> longer have access to those scripts.
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 00:42:19 +0100
Message-ID: <qJ7jk.36078$7O1.14181@newsfe12.ams2>
Michael Austin wrote:
> Palooka wrote:
>> Ed wrote: >>> Hi All, >>> >>> Is it possible to install oracle 9i and oracle 10g in one solaris 10 >>> server? >>> >>> Thanks >>> Ed >> Shouldn't be a problem at all. I'd be inclined to install both as >> oracle; 9i first then 10g - into a different ORACLE_HOME (of course). >> >> Palooka
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> You can install them in any order. UNIX is not Windows. ;) I will state
> that with the recent patch bundles from SUN on Solaris 10, we are having
> more and more issues getting 9i base to even install. At this time, 9i
> installer is so far out of sync with security patches in Solaris 10,
> that it may or may not work. In which case, you are hosed. (We have
> created clones on earlier Solaris 10 boxes and just lay those down using
> the clone feature). I am no longer in that install group, so I no
> longer have access to those scripts.
No argument here, It's just instinctive to install the earlier version first. And I didn't mention windoze; I was talking Solaris, since that was the OP's question.
Palooka Received on Sun Jul 27 2008 - 18:42:19 CDT