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01-27-2004 03:51 AM
01-27-2004 03:51 AM
Oracle
I just want to start oracle training in prep for the Cert. however, I told my boss who said I should start with oracle on windows because oracle on Linux is much more difficult. I felt I love to break the hard nut anyway. But a major challenge is hoew to install oracle on Linux. i need the detailed steps.
Thanks
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01-27-2004 03:59 AM
01-27-2004 03:59 AM
Re: Oracle
you can start with these steps...
The following symbolic links need to be created:
cd /usr/lib
ln -s /usr/lib/libX11.3 libX11.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXIE.2 libXIE.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXext.3 libXext.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXhp11.3 libXhp11.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXi.3 libXi.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXm.4 libXm.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXp.2 libXp.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXt.3 libXt.sl
ln -s /usr/lib/libXtst.2 libXtst.sl
Also...
Install Java 1.3.1
Tune your kernel for shmem parms as suggested by oracle.
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01-27-2004 04:50 AM
01-27-2004 04:50 AM
Re: Oracle
It doesn't run very well on slow hardware and setup isseus are different.
When you get to the nuts and bolts excercizes with sqlplus it works, but your experience will be more useful if you do it on a Linux box.
Oracle is providing much better install guides for Linux since it is the platform they think will conquer the world(bill gates).
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01-27-2004 04:58 AM
01-27-2004 04:58 AM
Re: Oracle
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/linux/index.html
should have all the information you need straight from the horses mouth.
Greetings, Martin
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01-28-2004 12:05 AM
01-28-2004 12:05 AM
Re: Oracle
Thanks.
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01-28-2004 05:24 AM
01-28-2004 05:24 AM
Re: Oracle
The first document I looked at said the following for hardware requirements:
Oracle9I Real Application Clusters Quick Installation Guide for Linux x86 Page 2
â ¢ Two or more Intel-based servers, with at least two CPUs of 700 Mhz or faster for each server
â ¢ 512 MB Memory (2 GB or more recommended)
â ¢ Swap space equal to 2 to 3 times physical memory (4 GB recommended)
â ¢ Shared SCSI disks, or fiber-channel (FC) disk array
â ¢ Daisy-chain connection of SCSI or FC host adapters and shared disks
â ¢ One-to-one connection of SCSI or FC adapters and shared disks
â ¢ Multi-port disk
â ¢ Dedicated interconnect network connection
â ¢ Public Networks
â ¢ Servers racked and stacked with all network and shared storage interconnects in place
â ¢ At least three LUNs should be configured on the shared storage for use by the Oracle9i Real Application
Clusters seed database
â ¢ Recommended internal disk partition size for each server and Oracle Database instance (18 GB in size) in
accordance with the following table:
Partition Size
/ 2 GB, ext3
/boot 64 MB, ext3
/home 2 GB, ext3
/opt/oracle Mount point for Oracle executables: 3.5 GB, to a maximum of 7000 GB, ext3
/tmp 1 GB, ext3
/usr 3 GB (3 GB Advanced Server install, 7 GB for all package install, ext3
/var 2148 MB, ext3
Partition Size
swap At least the size of physical memory, 2 or 3
So I don't know the difference between RAC and normal Oracle, but
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01-28-2004 06:20 AM
01-28-2004 06:20 AM
Re: Oracle
the RAC requirements are not representative of a "normal" Oracle installation. RAC is a real application cluster meant for high availablity environments with (as stated in the reqs ;-) at least two or more servers. Still I feel that 128 MB will be rather strained with Oracle...
Greetings, Martin
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01-28-2004 06:41 AM
01-28-2004 06:41 AM
Re: Oracle
personnal test so you can pass your certification you should be alright.
Maybe more RAM...
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01-28-2004 07:37 AM
01-28-2004 07:37 AM
Re: Oracle
Thanks
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01-28-2004 08:49 AM
01-28-2004 08:49 AM
Re: Oracle
check
http://www.suse.com/en/business/certifications/certified_software/oracle/docs/920_sles8_install.pdf
page 5 for details. Else your kit should contain the HW requirements.
Greetings, Martin