Re: Do sites actually install Oracle themselves ? What a nightmare...
Date: 1996/07/18
Message-ID: <irvin-1807961343240001_at_butch.lmsc.lockheed.com>#1/1
In article <31EE439E.6906_at_ha.hac.com>, Ed Bruce <bruce_at_ha.hac.com> wrote:
[snip]
> When I attempted to install Pro*Ada with 7.2.3 the installation script
attempted to
> build an object library on the cdrom. I asked Oracle how they expected
to write to a
> read-only device. Obviously I had to finish the installation manually.
We're trying to install 7.2.3 here. And we have an Oracle engineer on site here helping us try.
We couldn't use 7.3.1 because it needs HP-UX 10. So we decided to stay
with 7.2.3...but it needed Motif 1.2.4. We had Motif 1.2.0 installed
(HP-UX 9.01, unpatched for Motif) and the Oracle consultant, working with
the tech support over the phone, said we needed two HP patches to get
us up to Motif 1.2.4.
Well, those patches were gone and superseded by patches which incorporated
Motif 1.2.5. So I downloaded and installed those...and the Motif Server
Manager *still* won't compile. Oracle support still says that it needs
1.2.4, and that 1.2.5 won't work. Neither our on-site contractor nor I
believe that...but it won't compile just the same.
So we're still working with 7.0.16, which installed beautifully on the standard 9.01 systems unpatched, until we get everything worked out, and it's going on a week now...
-- Tim Irvin, HP-UX Miracle Worker and Oracle Guy Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space, Sunnyvale, California e-mail: irvin_at_lmsc.lockheed.com voice: (408) 742-0440 ************ all standard disclaimers apply ************Received on Thu Jul 18 1996 - 00:00:00 CEST