- 9i: attempt one (failed on win2k for lack of RAM - 64 k just doesn't cut it)
- 8i
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9i for 2k
Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
Oracle MTS Recovery Service Configuration
"The Oracle MTS Recovery Service is automatically installed with Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server. The Oracle MTS Recovery Service accepts requests to resolve in-doubt MS DTC-coordinated transactions started on this computer. Enter the port number on which the Oracle MTS Recovery Service will listen for requests on this computer."
---> 2030
Database Identification
"An oracle 9i database is uniquely identified by a Global Database Name, typically of the form "name.domain" . Enter the Global Database Name for this database."
---> Global Database Name: db.sirfsup.com
"A database is referenced by at least one Oracle9i instance which is uniquely identified from any other instance on this computer by an Oracle System Identifier (SID). A suggested SID has been entered which you can accept or change to a value you prefer."
---> SID: db
Database File Location
"For best database organization and performance, Oracle recommends installing database files and Oracle software on separate disks. The database software should be installed in Oracle Home on one disk, and the database content including datafiles, control files, and redo logs should reside on a different disk.
---> Directory for Database files: d:\oracle\oradata
Database Character Set
"Use the default character set"
Summary
Oracle9i Database 9.2.0.1.0
- global settings :
- product languages : english
- New Installation (203 products)
---> Install ..........
---> you can find a log of this install session at
c:\Program Files\Oracle\Inventory\logs\install\Actions2002-07-02_12-47-20PM.log
8i for NT minimum installation
- minimal installation
- assistant common files
- balishare
- Development tools
- EWT
- hotjava browser bean
- ice broser
- intelligent agent data gatherer
- jdbc common
- jre
- java swing components
- MS ODBC
- net 8
- assistant
- client
- products
- server
- administrative assistant
- configuration assistant
- administration assistant
- database configuration assistant
- database utilities
- documentation
- enterprise java beans
- oracle installation products
- jdbc drivers
- JServer enterprise edition
- java products & tools
- ODBC driver
- oracle sqlj
- oracle utilities
- oracle 8i enterprise edition
- oracle 8i enterprise edition release notes 8.1.5.0.0
- oracle 8i server 8.1.5
- sql plus
- sqlj translator
- ssl common files
- launch the oracle database configuration assistant, which, blow all,
assists you in configuring an oracle database!
select the procedure you want to perform
- create database
- first time (first database)
- global database name: itse
- SID: itse
- initialization file: d:\oracle\admin\itse\pfile\init.ora
- enter the password for the INTERNAL privileged account: see mysql db
- compatible parameter: 8.1.0
- control file 1: d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\control01.ctl
- control file 2: d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\control02.ctl
- max datafiles 254
- max log files: 32
- max log members
all the following are followed by *.dbf in the
d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\ directory
- system - system01.dbf
- users - users01.dbf
- rollback - rbs01.dbf
- index
- temp
- redo log files (redo01.log and redo02.log)
- trace files
- user processes - udump
- background processes - bdump
- second time (second database)
- global database name=itse
- SID=itse
- third time (third database, was a stored file and ran as a batch file, and it really went through)
since system only has 64M RAM saved thefile to a batch file so I can run it
when that damn java installer goes offline
- delete a database
- modify a database
there is a log of this in System_drive\Program
Files\Oracle\Inventory\logs\installActions.log
initial connection
- start a database instance
- start it as an NT service: the service which you want has the SID that was
given during installation (here, orcl), giving the service the name
OracleServiceSID
installed databases/services
- OracleServiceorcl.
- OracleServiceORACLE
- OracleServiceITSE
- this shows as OracleServiceORACLE from the last installation
- SQL * Plus command STARTUP
- password prompt: what you enter here depends on which database you want
- enter SYSTEM in the User Name field
- enter MANAGER in the password field
- enter the name of the started db in the Host String field
(itse2309)
Two user accounts are automatically created with the database and granted the DBA role. These two user accounts are:
-
SYS (initial password: CHANGE_ON_INSTALL)
-
SYSTEM (initial password: MANAGER)
oracle web link
threads
some common threads
- database writer ()
writes from RAM and stores that image on file (saves disk
read/write time)
- log writer(LGWR)
- archiver (ARCH)
the archive translation log used to log redo transactions (thus proving the
transaction went to completion).
- checkpoint thread (CKPT)
- System MOnitor (SMON)
- Process Monitor (PMON)
- Recoverer (RECO)
distributed database: collection of individual databases
distributed transaction: a transaction that updates multiple databases
8i for NT minimum installation
- minimal installation
- assistant common files
- balishare
- Development tools
- EWT
- hotjava browser bean
- ice broser
- intelligent agent data gatherer
- jdbc common
- jre
- java swing components
- MS ODBC
- net 8
- assistant
- client
- products
- server
- administrative assistant
- configuration assistant
- administration assistant
- database configuration assistant
- database utilities
- documentation
- enterprise java beans
- oracle installation products
- jdbc drivers
- JServer enterprise edition
- java products & tools
- ODBC driver
- oracle sqlj
- oracle utilities
- oracle 8i enterprise edition
- oracle 8i enterprise edition release notes 8.1.5.0.0
- oracle 8i server 8.1.5
- sql plus
- sqlj translator
- ssl common files
- launch the oracle database configuration assistant, which, blow all,
assists you in configuring an oracle database!
select the procedure you want to perform
- create database
- first time (first database)
- global database name: itse
- SID: itse
- initialization file: d:\oracle\admin\itse\pfile\init.ora
- enter the password for the INTERNAL privileged account: see mysql db
- compatible parameter: 8.1.0
- control file 1: d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\control01.ctl
- control file 2: d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\control02.ctl
- max datafiles 254
- max log files: 32
- max log members
all the following are followed by *.dbf in the
d:\oracle\oradata\itse2309\ directory
- system - system01.dbf
- users - users01.dbf
- rollback - rbs01.dbf
- index
- temp
- redo log files (redo01.log and redo02.log)
- trace files
- user processes - udump
- background processes - bdump
- second time (second database)
- global database name=itse
- SID=itse
- third time (third database, was a stored file and ran as a batch file, and it really went through)
since system only has 64M RAM saved thefile to a batch file so I can run it
when that damn java installer goes offline
- delete a database
- modify a database
there is a log of this in System_drive\Program
Files\Oracle\Inventory\logs\installActions.log
initial connection
- start a database instance
- start it as an NT service: the service which you want has the SID that was
given during installation (here, orcl), giving the service the name
OracleServiceSID
installed databases/services
- OracleServiceorcl.
- OracleServiceORACLE
- OracleServiceITSE
- this shows as OracleServiceORACLE from the last installation
- SQL * Plus command STARTUP
- password prompt: what you enter here depends on which database you want
- enter SYSTEM in the User Name field
- enter MANAGER in the password field
- enter the name of the started db in the Host String field
(itse2309)
Two user accounts are automatically created with the database and granted the DBA role. These two user accounts are:
-
SYS (initial password: CHANGE_ON_INSTALL)
-
SYSTEM (initial password: MANAGER)
oracle web link
threads
some common threads
- database writer ()
writes from RAM and stores that image on file (saves disk
read/write time)
- log writer(LGWR)
- archiver (ARCH)
the archive translation log used to log redo transactions (thus proving the
transaction went to completion).
- checkpoint thread (CKPT)
- System MOnitor (SMON)
- Process Monitor (PMON)
- Recoverer (RECO)
distributed database: collection of individual databases
distributed transaction: a transaction that updates multiple databases
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