First just fix the shared_pool and try to open the database. Then try running the catalog.sql script and see the results. If that succeds procced with the rest.
Else start from square one. But doubt that you got to run the sql.bsq
Could you please post your init.ora file? May I know why you were trying to create the database through the scripts? Is there any reason behind it? Did you try the database configuration assistant "dbassist" and try?
Sam,
Thanks for responding. I will post the init.ora tomorrow. I am doing an upgrade of oracle applications 10.7SC to 11.5.5
so after installing the 11.5.5, 8.1.7 database wont be there,we have to create it,so, I manually created it.
I have to check if 'dbassist' utility is available.
Hi, never heard who need to manually run sql.bsq. it's called by oracle automatically during creation of db. This script creates actural objects while catalog.sql create views/synonms of these objects. Your script look ok, pls try re-create db by running your script and login as sys to run catalog.sql and catproc.sql. Hope this can help.
Most of the oracle installations would have the dbassist installed on the server. Make sure that you have that. Next confirm that your ORACLE_HOME, LD_LIBRARY_PATH, TNS_ADMIN, and PATH and ORACLE_SID set correctly before you start the db creation.
Sam, here it is
###########################################################################
#
# Oracle Applications 11i - init.ora
#
# This file contains a listing of init.ora parameters for 8.1.6
#
# This is a reference file and contains the major initialisation
# parameters used in Oracle Applications. It is intended to provide
# a guide to the required parameters, but the actual values chosen
# will be specific to each customer site, depending on the number
# of OLTP users. This is in contrast to the CBO parameters
# (ifilecbo.ora ), which are mandatory.
#
###########################################################################
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