The fastest way to troubleshoot Oracle 8.1.7 installations

Method

Find Symcjit.dll, find two places, both JRE (Java Runtime Environment)

Rename the two files to Symcjit_.dll and install them, which can be completely normal.

Install hardware (already installed properly):

Server:dell PowerEdge 2600 Dual Xeon 2.8G 1G Ram

PC:P4 2.4GB 512M Memory

Description

A few days ago under the Win2000 installed two years ago, Oracle 8.1.7 ntee Release 1 (Enterprise Edition), found that after running the setup file, the Task Manager shows that CPU usage is full, after a few seconds down again, but nothing is running, the process is not shown.

(previously installed, without any problems) after the install\ Win32 under the Setup.exe file removed and run, the hint said Jrew.exe can't find, think is the JRE problem, installed a 1.1.8 version, found that there are two jrew in the bin directory of files are all covered with 1.1.8, ( 1.3.1 's file is completely different.

At this time can be installed, can start universal Install, can always copy files, but to build the database without movement.

Neither of NET8 's tools were open. In fact, Oracle's installation has failed (alas, Ann several times, each time with the XP to reload) the personal and Enterprise version have been installed, and then the Release 3 of the enterprise version, or the same, yesterday came here to see, Some people say is Symcjit.dll error, also said to change a pile of things to want to try, but don't bother to change so many things, put 2000 first ghost a bit (3 years useless this thing, 5.1 Do 2000 does not seem very good, restore always lost kernal32 files, To recover two times before the line, save the old outfit, and then find the two Symcjit.dll renamed as Symcjit_.dll (I am accustomed to, do not love to change into. old), and then dragged into the Winiso into the ISO package (if you want to have no problems directly engraved, made into an ISO virtual optical drive, The file will not be affected, lest the installer modify the installation source file, and then you can install, a step down is no problem, no custom, all are the default (Enterprise version, of course, according to the specifications of the enterprise installed, hehe).

The establishment of the database is also normal, NET8 and several others are all up, after the memory will be accounted for 390 trillion (if NET8 not up, or about 130M, has installed SQL Server, to account for a little more)

In short, there are no error prompts. So it was considered good, and it was installed on both machines (a Dell 2600 server, a PC), no problem.

The reason for installing 8.1.7 mainly because the Ora9 is too large, in the three CD-ROM after the release of the file (Release 1) after the virus actually has 180,000 files, after installation actually accounted for 3 G (I used FAT32), really a big garbage, also nominal is 1.7G. And the 8.1.7 labeled as 790M, but installed on 1G, (this is just the size of the pack, not even bigger!) And as a learning and development, there is a more useful version of it, do not want to install so big.

See a lot of people have problems in the installation, so my method for everyone to make a reference, do not guarantee that every friend can install on this.

Also because the ORA8 Enterprise version can be installed, so there is no test on 9, but the direct installation of the Net Assistant is also configured unsuccessfully.

In addition, some friends may want to look for Oracle installer, are CD-ROM capacity, so it is difficult to find, I was two years ago on the OTN registered only to find that the Oracle site can be down.

If the next friend can be registered on the OTN.Oracle.com, login and select the above download button can be down to almost all Oracle products.