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  1. #1
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    Question

    Can I have two different database on one server? not running at the same time off course.

    let say I have database A and database B.

    I want to be able to start one of these database from one server. because one will used for dev, and the other will be used for testing purposes.

    appreciated.

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    Yes.

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    Well I dont think it will create problem. Right now I am using two instances in the same server, started running simultaneously.

    Only issue is, u must have sufficient RAM size, processor capacity, proper disk I/O load shed and proper Init parameter tuning. Otherwise the server will suffer performance issues.
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    What is the server capacity and its details, oracle version and the database sizes? Max. user sessions expected etc., etc.,

    Thanx
    Ramesh.
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    as long as you have enough memory and disk space - I have a machime with 6 instance running share with many programmers.

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    Sure you can. You can have multiple instances or two DB in same machine. I just did it and work fine so far…all you have to make sure that your environment is set accordingly…

    I’m not sure about NT…

    Thanks

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    I run four instances on a WinNT machine and have no problems. Running 1 Gig Processer and 1.5 gig memory.

    Hardware Raid Mirrored drives.


    Gary

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    can you give me example?

    DBA_DADA

    could you give me some of the example of which settings I need to change?

    I'm now to this Unix stuff.


    thanks.

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    All you need to set is ORACLE_SID
    For example, in K shell,
    export ORACLE_SID=new_sid
    in C shell,
    setenv ORACLE_SID new_sid
    before issuing create database statement.

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    james07...

    Please follow “sysdba” suggestion and you will be fine…that exactly how I did it….

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    Talking

    Hi

    Take the help of ./dbassist. Easy way create
    database. When asked for oracle_home,
    give different home. And the rest you
    know. Simple.

    Regards
    vrm
    I love dba job

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