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Re: Oracle install and Java problems

From: users <users_at_spank.com>
Date: Sun, 31 Aug 2003 22:55:56 -0700
Message-ID: <UbB4b.10707$QT5.7809_at_fed1read02> 







Don't set your classpath in the .bash_profile. Leave the classpath out, then
try it again.


You only need a few parameters to install a database,
and 9i doesn't need classpath.




"Aquarius2431" <aquarius2431_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Skeleton Man" <invalid_email_at_guestwho.com> wrote:

>

> > My problem appeared to be that I hadn't

> > symlinked awk, basename, and sort (which

> > reside in /usr/bin), so Oracle was expecting

> > to find them in /bin and couldn't..

>

> I am getting the same error that you initially reported (see below)

> When I run dbca.

>

>   jre was not found in

> /opt/oracle/oracle.swd.jre/bin/i386/native_threads/jre

>

>

> > Once I fixed the symlinks and re-ran the

> > installer the problem dissapeared.

>

> I installed Oracle 9.2.0.1.0 on Redhat Linux 8.0 and none the above

> seems relevant there? At least the non-existence of these symbolic

> links doesn't appear to be the problem (the first is linked correctly,

> and the second two are in /bin so don't require to be linked).

>

>

> > I was told that lack of memory may be the cause,

> > but the server has 320MB  RAM and a 1.5GB swap...

>

> I think you were reporting the above against a later error. But I have

> 2 Gb of RAM on a Pentium P4 and haven't got this to work yet.

>

> On the initial Oracle install I got a generic error when it should

> have run dbca to create the database. I suspect it is an environment

> issue (something I haven't set up correctly). If anyone has seen this

> or knows the cause I would surely appreciate hearing from you! :)

>

> Thanks!,

>

> Lawrence Kennon (aquarius2431_at_yahoo.com)

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