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  1. 05-15-2003 12:48 AM #1
    mallika
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    install oracle without dba group

    Hi All:

    Can I install oracle without creating a group DBA, i will create a group name ORACLEDBA. Will there be any problem with a name of the group not same as mentioned in oracle installation (dba/oinstall).


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    No there should not be a problem, but whats bad in DBA group.
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  3. 05-15-2003 01:50 AM #3
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    Thank you, i just wanted my oracle installtion to go with our standards matching with our s/w. (we want the user name/group to be of our identifieable with the naming conventions).
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    I would suggest not to treat Oracle user and group as ordinay user/group. Let them be the way its suggested in the installation guide. After all Oracle also must have used standards for their products .
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  5. 05-15-2003 02:31 AM #5
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    Originally posted by mallika
    Thank you, i just wanted my oracle installtion to go with our standards matching with our s/w. (we want the user name/group to be of our identifieable with the naming conventions).
    err what kind of standard is that, that means you can have only one user per group huh
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