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    oracle 9i on hp-ux installation

    anybody please tell me installation step on oracle 9.2.0.4 in hp-ux ?....

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    RTFM

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    Hi hun,

    Steps to install

    1. create groups oinstall,dba
    2. create user account oracle
    ==>primary group = oinstall
    ==>secondary group = dba
    ==>home = /u01/app/oracle/product/9.2.0.1
    3. add to .profile
    DISPLAY=node:0.0
    ORACLE_BASE=/u01/app/oracle
    ORACLE_SID=test
    ORACLE_HOME=$ORACLE_BASE:/product/9.2.0.1
    PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$PATH

    4. create mount point disk /u01 size 5GB
    5. mount cdrom
    6. cd /cdrom
    7. ./runIstaller
    then choose default....and go go go

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    Re: oracle 9i on hp-ux installation

    Originally posted by confident
    anybody please tell me installation step on oracle 9.2.0.4 in hp-ux ?....
    You really need to read the installation manual. Specifically the Pre-Installation Requirements section. You want to make sure that the volumes can handle files larger than 2 gigs, that you have the right Java Virtual Machine, and the right kernel settings. If you go through the documentation carefully you will both avoid problems later and learn something about installing Oracle.

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    I see, i just thot its pre-configured dear
    Just let the sys admin do the pre-install and OS patch requirements
    or the hardware vendors systems engineer

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    Originally posted by kris123
    I see, i just thot its pre-configured dear
    Just let the sys admin do the pre-install and OS patch requirements
    or the hardware vendors systems engineer
    Thus your Systems Administrator do the Kernel settings requirement for you?

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    and maybe This will help as well.
    Tarry Singh
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    Originally posted by reydp
    Thus your Systems Administrator do the Kernel settings requirement for you?
    yes, thats his job I guess. maybe in other companies they have only
    one dba/sysad.

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    yes, thats his job I guess. maybe in other companies they have only one dba/sysad.
    SysAd don't have any idea of what adjustments he/she needs to do in order to comply with Oracle requirements.

    I'm trying to find other company that needs my service, do you have opening for SysAd/DBA in your office? Remember, I'm just in your neighborhood.

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    ===========================
    SysAd don't have any idea of what adjustments he/she needs to do in order to comply with Oracle requirements.
    ============================
    Well you have to tell him what the book says...
    =============================
    I'm trying to find other company that needs my service, do you have opening for SysAd/DBA in your office? Remember, I'm just in your neighborhood.
    ==============================

    Wow, are u really here?
    I thot i was the smartest dba ever existed or presently living
    in our place. If ur in makati then why do u speak spanish good?
    By the way, what salary do u want (in php) if our company hires you

    Or maybe by problem consulting, how do u charge per phone call
    assistnace?

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