Originally posted by adewri
The first step that dbassist does while creating the database is
set ORACLE_SID=SID_NAME
so it is not required to set the ORACLE_SID before database creation if you are using dbassist
Thas correct Amar...i did face same kinda probs while creating DB using DB assist and when i changed registry value it worked..
rather environmental variables will also do....
some times windows sucks.
Abhay.
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