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1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

Operating System: Oraclelinux6.3x86 _ 64oracle version: Oracle11.2.0.3 enter the grid user, cd $ ORACLE_HOMdeinstallE directory [grid @ xyy1d Operating System: Oracle linux 6.3 x86_64 oracle version: Oracle 11.2.0.3 enter the grid user, cd $

Note: This is a new host that has not yet been created. If the database already exists, you need to perform the database refreshing operation! Environment: SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 sp1 (x86_64) Upgrade the Oracle database from 11.2.0.3.0 to 11

Upgrade a single Oracle 11.2.0.1 instance to 11.2.0.3. Oracle upgrades are similar. Upgrade Oracle software and then Oracle instance. The patchset No of Oracle 11.2.0.2 is 10098816. For details about this Patchset, refer to the following

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

1. Configuring SQL Developer Management ToolsThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL developer software, do not install in the program Files (x86) directory, or PL/SQL will not start

Convert Oracle 12c Database from Standard Edition to Enterprise EditionFrom:How to Convert the Oracle Database 12c from standard to Enterprise Edition? (Document ID 2046103.1)Applies To:Oracle database-enterprise edition-version 12.1.0.1 and

1. Log in to PL/SQL DeveloperThis omits the installation steps for the Oracle database and PL/SQL Developer, and note that when you install the PL/SQL Developer software, do not install it under the program Files (x86) directory or you cannot start

1) Install Oracle 11g 64-bit2) Installing the 32-bit Oracle Client (instantclient-basic-win32-11.2.0.1.0): Http://www.oracle.com/technetwor ... oft-095945-zhs.htmlDownload Instantclient-basic-win32-11.2.0.1.0.zip (must be 32-bit, do not make the

The complete uninstall of Oracle 11g servers and clients has changed with previous versions: first, prepare before unloading: Start-> setup-> Control Panel-> admin Tools-> Service Stop all Oracle Services. second, batch processing uninstall:

SpoolightSeting 1Oracle_home=d:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1Set sqlpath=d:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1Set local=d:\oracle\product\11.2.0\client_1Set

OracleStudy-installing Oracle11gR2RAC with AMDCPU: OS: RedHatEL55Oracle: Oracle11gR2Grid + Oracle1. Error description [root @ syl1install] # Uninstall. shRunningOracle11groot. shscript... Oracle Study-amd cpu installation Oracle 11gR2 RAC error

  I believe that many system administrators are doing the same job every day-backing up data. Once the system fails and data recovery is required, the system is powerless. It would be nice to set a fixed time every day for the system to

Based on practical experience, I will talk about the automatic backup of Oracle databases in UNIX environments. We plan to allow the database to perform export backup at a.m., copy the backup file to the tape at a.m., and copy the backup file to

I believe that many system administrators are doing the same job every day-backing up data. Once the system fails and data recovery is required, the system is powerless. It would be nice to set a fixed time every day for the system to automatically

Data backup is almost a task that every system administrator has to do every day. However, this is very tedious-if the system automatically backs up data at a fixed time every day, that would be nice! Next, I will talk about how to implement