Re: Problem with creating DB on Linux

        Before you go into server manager create your init<sid>.ora file and then set your ORACLE SID. If you are using Unix and the default sid of ORCL just do:

        $>export ORACLE SID=ORCL

	$>svrmgrl
	SVRMGRL>connect as sysdba
	Username: internal

	You can then run your create database script.


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 5/31/00, 4:45:36 PM, lam <mailbox_at_online.de> wrote regarding Re: Problem with creating DB on Linux:

> Well, what pissed me off most is there is no instance set up yet and I
 

am
> entering server manager to create the database (That is what one has
 to do
> by hand when the nice GUI tools failed). How does Server Manager
 figure
> out to which instance I want to connect to and what is the way to tell
 

her
> 'dont bother to connect, I am going to create the instance!' ?
 

> Steven Hauser schrieb:
 

> > There is a utility called oerr. See below.
> > Is your network stuff set up?
> >
> > $ oerr ora 12545
> > 12545, 00000, "TNS:name lookup failure"
> > // *Cause: A protocol specific ADDRESS parameter cannot be resolved.
 

> > // *Action: Ensure the ADDRESS parameters have been entered correctl
 y;
> > // the most likely incorrect value is the node name.
> >
> > --
> > ---------------------------------------------------------
> > Steven Hauser
> > email: hause011@tc.umn.edu URL: http://www.tc.umn.edu/~hause011
> > ---------------------------------------------------------
 

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Received on Thu Jun 01 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT