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oracle 10g installation on unix [message #337011]

Tue, 29 July 2008 11:33

varunvir
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If i want to install 10g binaries on server already having 9i binaries do i need to have separate .profile for that as i need to install 10g on separate oracle home.Can same oracle user own more than one binaries.IF same oracle user can own more than one binaries the new values for the variables like oracle_home and path will reside in same .profile

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Re: oracle 10g installation on unix [message #337016 is a reply to message #337011]

Tue, 29 July 2008 11:55

Michel Cadot
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After installing, you use "oraenv" to set the oracle sid and home you want for each database (if you recorded them in oratab).

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Re: oracle 10g installation on unix [message #337021 is a reply to message #337016]

Tue, 29 July 2008 12:36

varunvir
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Thanks Michel.For different databases i can run oraenv.But what abt two different oracle softwares.Do i neeed to create different users to own two different binaries.If one oracle user can own both oracle 9i and 10g binaries then variables required for both the binaries will be in the same .profile or what???

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Re: oracle 10g installation on unix [message #337024 is a reply to message #337021]

Tue, 29 July 2008 12:39

Michel Cadot
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You use "oraenv" it set BOTH sid and home.

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Michel

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Re: oracle 10g installation on unix [message #337026 is a reply to message #337024]

Tue, 29 July 2008 12:56

varunvir
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okay if i am going to install 10g binary under same user oracle having 9i binary then while installing 10g i dont need to set variables in ./profile.I can set variables for that with help of oraenv and it will persist permanent.Is it right Michel.
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Varun Punj

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