64-bit Ubuntu installation Oracle11G

Brief process for installing Oracle11G in 64-bit Ubuntu: 1: Set the environment sudoapt-getinstallrpmlibaio1kshlibtoollibstdc ++ 5build-e

Brief process of installing Oracle 11G in 64-bit Ubuntu: 1: Set the environment sudo apt-get install rpm libaio1 ksh libtool libstdc ++ 5 build-e

Brief process of installing Oracle 11G in 64-bit Ubuntu:

1: Set the environment

Sudo apt-get install rpm libaio1 ksh libtool libstdc ++ 5 build-essential

2:Set directory structure and symbolic link

If you do not connect to the following .. The file cannot be found... Error

3: Set System Parameters
Modify /Etc/sysctl. conf

Modify EtC/security/limits. conf

Modify "/etc/security/limits. conf" and add the following content. "jasmine" is the user name, which can be adjusted according to the actual situation.

Jasmine hard nproc16384

Modify"/Etc/pam. d/login", Add the following content:

Session required/lib/security/pam_limits.so

Session required pam_limits.so

Then run the following command:

Sudo sysctl-p

Next, set the necessary environment variables, modify the ". profile" file in the user directory, and add the following content:

Export ORACLE_HOME ="/Home/oracle_11g/server"

Export ORACLE_SID ="Orcl"

Now the system parameters and environment variables are set.

5: Install cd to the decompressed directory of oracle

./RunInstaller-jreloc/usr/lib/jvm/java_1.6.0_openjdk/jre

Jreloc specifies the jre instead of the built-in jdk.

Otherwise, garbled characters will appear.

So far OK.