Re: Designer 2000 Installation!!!!!!!

If you select one of the installation options other than "typical" install, it will ask you where you want files installed. This will produce dialogs that ask you where you want files for each component installed. It will still put a lot of .dll and .exe files in your regular Oracle home directory, but a lot of files will go into the directories you specify.

Also, you can install R2 in conjunction with R1. I have it running on 3 different machines that way.

danhw_at_aol.com (DanHW) wrote:

>>> > Now my question is that " Is it OK to install designer 2000 on my D
 drive and
>>> > have my oracle home directory as C:\orawin95. This is because when I
 start
>>> > installing designer 2000 it asks what is the oracle home directory.
>>> >
>>> > I hope I am clear enough in asking the questions. Please do reply me
 ASAP.
>>> >
>>> > My email address is jayabh_at_aol.com
>>> >
>>> > Thanks to everyone in advance.
>>> >
>>> > Tushar
>>> Tushar
>>>
>>> I'm sorry but Designer/2000 1.3.2 requires at least Oracle 7.3 to start
>>> with!
>>>
>>> Matthew
>>
>>errr, sorry but loathe as I am to contradict a colleague but I'm using
>>D2K 1.3.2 with 7.2.2.4.0
>>
>>
>>
>
>I believe you will have problems - you might end up getting some of the related
>files for Designer installed on your D: drive also. Maybe you can install all
>of it on your D: drive. Incidently, Designer 1.3.2 comes with Developer also.
>Be careful that you don't install the old version over your (hopefully) newer
>version.
>
>Regarding the 7.3 requirement... somewhere in the docs it says you need 7.3,
>but I am running 7.1 and it seems to work.
>
>Dan

-JJ

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