Oracle Installer for 9i Client
From: User <googlegroups99_at_hotmail.com>
Date: 22 Sep 2004 11:08:58 -0700
Message-ID: <be158184.0409221008.5c6af34e_at_posting.google.com>
Having some mixed luck with creating a scripted installer for the Oracle 9i Administrator Client. I've used the supplied response file template for an Admin install, and it works great except for one single prompt. Every single time the installer runs it pops open a prompt for "oracle services for microsoft transaction server" so that I can accept or change the HTTP Port of 2030. I always want to accept this default value but cannot find a way to avoid this prompt. Otherwise the script is completely automated. This script is intended for use by our help desk, which requires that scripted installs are completely hands-off yet runs in the foreground to let them know when the installation is complete (otherwise they find a way to get it wrong... a discussion for another time).
Date: 22 Sep 2004 11:08:58 -0700
Message-ID: <be158184.0409221008.5c6af34e_at_posting.google.com>
Having some mixed luck with creating a scripted installer for the Oracle 9i Administrator Client. I've used the supplied response file template for an Admin install, and it works great except for one single prompt. Every single time the installer runs it pops open a prompt for "oracle services for microsoft transaction server" so that I can accept or change the HTTP Port of 2030. I always want to accept this default value but cannot find a way to avoid this prompt. Otherwise the script is completely automated. This script is intended for use by our help desk, which requires that scripted installs are completely hands-off yet runs in the foreground to let them know when the installation is complete (otherwise they find a way to get it wrong... a discussion for another time).
Anyone have any idea how to eliminate this prompt? The best I can find is a variable in a 10g response file that looks like "s_recodHTTPPort=2030" but I can't make that work in my 9i response file. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance. Received on Wed Sep 22 2004 - 20:08:58 CEST