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After Oracle10gR2 is installed in CentOS6.3 and you reactivate it, you will find that Oracle is not started on your own. this is normal because Oracle installation in Linux does not start on your own, you must set relevant parameters. First, we will

After installing Oracle 10g R2 in CentOS 6.3 and restarting it, you will find that Oracle is not started on your own. This is normal because Oracle Installation in Linux does not start on your own, you must set relevant parameters. First, we will

After installing Oracle 10g R2 in centos 6.3 and restarting it, you will find that Oracle is not started on your own. This is normal because Oracle Installation in Linux does not start on your own, you must set relevant parameters. First, we will

Using script files to manage Oracle databases has great advantages. For example, you can reduce the command input. For example, you can save the commands that pass the debugging test so that you can use them again when needed. For example, you can

The rman backup script in the Oracle database is very practical. The rman backup script in the Oracle database is very practical. Query character sets SQL> select * from nls_database_parameters; NLS_CHARACTERSETAL32UTF8 Character Set is very

According to the previous article, the entire recovery process can be done using scripting, saving time and increasing the success rate of recovery.This method is valid for data files that are mistakenly deleted, including online Redo,undo,control

Abstract: This article describes how to install the oracle9.2.0 database in the RedHat Linux9 environment. Keyword: oracle9i RedHat Linux9 Kernel Parameter environment variable Oracle817 is always used in the RedHat linux7.1 environment. Sort out

In $oracle_home/bin, there are two scripts, Dbstart and Dbshut, that enable Oracle to boot from the two Oracle-brought scripts. This script contains Oraclelistener, instance, ASM instances start-up, and the same dbshut is the role of the shutdown

Summary : Description: Linux server operating system: CentOS 5.8 32-bit (note: Please separate partition/data for installation of Oracle database) Linux Server IP address: 192.168.21.150 Oracle database version: Linux_11gr2_database wind

Oracle 1, uncompress and unpack downloaded files One step procedure (uses less disk spaces and is faster): Zcat lnx_920_disk1.cpio.gz | Cpio-idmv Zcat lnx_920_disk2.cpio.gz | Cpio-idmv Zcat lnx_920_disk3.cpio.gz | Cpio-idmv Two Step procedure: