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generally, db_block_size is set in parameter file and you can change it
before creating your db.
ted
In article <87btq8$80b$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,
lechkung_at_my-deja.com wrote:
> Newbie here,
>
> Ok, I guess I confused.
>
> I just created a database (Oracle 8.0.5.1 on OpenVMS) using the
> ORACLEINS.COM command procedure. Unfortunately, it didn't give me a
> chance to choose the db_block_size and it defaulted to 2048 bytes.
Now
> I have to get to 8192 bytes, and I gather that I have to recreated the
> database with the block size I want (ditching the first instance).
>
> Questions:
> How do I set the db_block_size when I use the ORACLEINS.COM command
> procedure?
>
> Are there any other parameters I need to set with the db_block_size
> that should be set prior or during database creation?
>
> When ORACLEINS.COM created the DB, it appeared to me the catproc.sql
> was executed, does ORACLEINS do that? What else does it executes?
>
> I'm building the v8.0.5.1 database to upgrade from my v7.3.2.3 DB, and
> I know that the dbms*.sql scripts (some of them) were run in the older
> DB. Is there a table in the older DB that I can query to confirm
which
> of the scripts were run? Would I be able to see other scripts that
> were run (eg. util*.sql)?
>
> If I were to create the database manually using svrmgrl, what scripts
> and in what order do I run them to build the base tables, data
> dictionary, etc...?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Greg Lechkun
> lechkung_at_dteenergy.com
>
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> Before you buy.
>
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Received on Thu Feb 03 2000 - 08:14:37 CST
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