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"A. López" wrote:
> I'm using Oracle 8 on AIX 4.2 and I'd like to know if it is possible to=
> create an instance without Oracle installer.Is there any utility to do
Yes -- you can create one or more *.sql scripts & execute it/them in
Server Manager (shell program "svrmgrl".) If you use the Oracle
Installer at least once to create an instance (say sid "moe") it will
leave behind two scripts named "crdbmoe.sql" & "crdb2moe.sql". You can
simply copy these (with new names) to a new "create" directory, as well
as copying the "initmoe.ora" & "initmoe_0.ora" created by the installer
to a new "pfile" directory, and edit them to suit your needs. However,
editing these files correctly requires fairly detailed knowledge of how
an Oracle instance is put together. Try getting a copy of a book like
the "Oracle DBA Handbook" by Kevin Loney for help on taking this route. =
Good luck...
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Vincent Ventrone | The MITRE Corp. DBA, Dept. R101 | M/S C020 vav_at_mitre.org | 202 Burlington Rd. (781) 271-7048 | Bedford, MA 01730Received on Fri Jul 02 1999 - 13:01:22 CDT
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