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• Installing Oracle on Unix and Linux

  Hi guys
  
  I think that this is my first post here.
  
  I do research on virtualization in distributed systems. What I do is to have:
  
  Win 7 > home
  6 OS on VirtualBox and VMWare which will be UNIX, Ubuntu Linux, OpenSUSE Linux and WinXP
  An Oracle database on the host of Win7 and another database Oracle on one of the Linux operating system.
  Win7 host will have a full Oracle installation while the virtual OS will have Oracle customers.
  
  I can't find where to download that can be used for Unix and Linux installation of Oracle files.
  I found this http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/enterprise-edition/downloads/index.html
  but after downloading the files from Unix and Linux client, I can't use them to install.
  And why is Oracle give these for free? Are these assessment development or student licensed?
  
  
  Thank you.

  ztech123 wrote:
  Thanks for the responses guys.

  Ed, among virtual Linux operating systems will have a database.

  I read the documentation of the Linux client and it is a long process. I was hoping there would be something more simple as simply run an exe file as in Windows. I have download a .deb for 10g package sometimes back and who acted as an exe on Windows. Don't no what website I downloaded only from and if they have the 11g now.

  Well, let's do the long process!

  This is the canonical trial. And its work :)

• Install Oracle GoldenGate Linux to synchronize two schemas from database on a single server

  Hi all

  I have to synchronize two schemas from database (Oracle 12 c) in a single host RedHat Linux to demonstrate and understand the use of OGG V12.1.2.1.0. I try to do. But it's complicated and confused me because I am new to Oracle and Linux. I followed this tutorial ( install Oracle GoldenGate for Oracle 12.1.2 on CentOS/6.x to 6.x/RHEL Linux 6.x EL ). But it is difficult to understand how I can match with two diagrams of database on a single server.

  
  And I found this tutorial (Oracle GoldenGate on Linux: two-way replication of Oracle 11 GR 2 to Oracle 11 g 2). He said: "" If you have that one host, it may be useful to change the /etc/hosts file to create aliases forhost01.example.com and host02.example.com.". What it really means?

  The other seems to be useful. But it's totally different from 1. Is that this will help my job since I use 12 c Oracle Server?

  Can I get some tips to continue my task?

  Here's another tutorial - http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/fmw/goldengate/12c/OGG12c_Integrated_Replicat/index.html

  It has everything set up on a single Linux host.

• Sharing location for catalogue and RPD on a linux installation

  Hello

  I am planning to do evolve horizontally an OBIEE 11.1.1.1.7 install and need to provide a location for the shared catalog and RPD by the Oracle documentation. Currently, the documentation refers to an example of installation of Windows in which you specify a UNC path in the EM console. All the world did this on a Linux installation? I need to set up a system of local files first to point to our NAS share?

  Any help is appreciated.

  Kind regards

  K.A.

  Yes, you need to mount the NAS between your linux servers, so this way you can place the RPD and the catalog and the cache in a path shared by creating folders and copy these files here, and even set in EM.

• Oracle on Linux and Windows Client question database server: NetMgr Windows and Linux NetMgr

  People,

  Hello. I have installed Oracle Database 11 g 2 server in the Oracle Linux 5 Starter PT853 Instance of database virtual machine. Then I installed Oracle Database 11 g 2 client for 32-bit Windows XP 64 - bit Windows virtual machine. Now I face the problem of connection of the VMs 2 as below:

  
  In Manager Net Linux Server Machine:

  Service name: PT853
  Connection type: default database
  "TCP/IP Protocol".
  Host name: localhost
  Port name: 1521

  Listener: LISTENER
  Protocol: TCP/IP
  Host: localhost
  Port: 1521

  
  I test the Service PT853 with "SYSADM" username and password "SYSADM". The connection is successful.
  In the Windows XP Client computer, the information in the Net Manager is the same, but the connection is not successful. Its details are as below:

  
  NET Service Name: PT853
  Protocol: TCP/IP
  The database Machine host name: localhost
  Port number: 1521
  Name of the Basic Service: PT853
  Connection type: default database

  
  I have test the Service using "SYSADM" UserID and password to 'SYSADM' which are the same with Linux, but this error: TNS: listener does not currently of service requested in connect descriptor.

  
  I followed this tutorial http://www.vmware.com/support/ws5/doc/ws_devices_serial_2vms.html to configure 2 virtual machines in Windows 7 host machine.

  In Windows XP Oracle database Client Installer directory, the "tnsnames.ora" file has an entry that matches the name Service in Net Manager. Directory of database server installation Oracle Linux, the file 'tnsnames.ora' has no entry because I installed the server of Oracle database with the instance of database startup PT853.

  
  I tried to test 2 virtual machines in the way as below:

  In Linux, [user@localhost ~] $ping WindowsXP_HostName
  Release: Unknown host WindowsXP_HostName

  
  At the Windows XP command prompt:
  C:\ping localhost.localdomain
  Its release: ping localhost 127.0.0.1 with 32 bytes of data...
  Reply from 127.0.0.1: bytes = 32 time = 2ms TTL = 128

  
  He meets a few times and then disconnected by itself. It seems that Windows XP is ping itself and not Linux server. The host name of the Linux server is 'localhost' as well. It is a kind of confusion for me.

  
  From the information above, we can see that 2 VMs cannot connect between them. Net Manager in Windows XP Oracle Client unable to connect its Service PT853 with the Oracle Linux database server.

  My question is:

  Can any folk tell me how to connect Oracle Client in Windows XP with the Oracle Linux database server?

  
  Very grateful in advance.

  user8860348 wrote:

  People,

  Hello. Thanks much for the reply. I am very grateful for your help.

  In Manager Net Linux Server Machine:

  Service name: PT853
  Connection type: default database
  "TCP/IP Protocol".
  Host name: 192.168.196.102
  Port name: 1521

  Listener: LISTENER
  Protocol: TCP/IP
  Host: 192.168.196.102
  Port: 1521

  I test the Service PT853 with "SYSADM" username and password "SYSADM". The connection is successful.

  In the Windows XP Client computer, the information in the Net Manager is the same as below:

  NET Service Name: PT853
  Protocol: TCP/IP
  The host of the database Machine name: 192.168.196.102
  Port number: 1521
  Name of the Basic Service: PT853
  Connection type: default database

  I test the Service using the "SYSADM" username and password "SYSADM" which are the same with Linux and the connection is successful as well.

  IP 192.168.196.102 is Linux. This means that oracle database Client in Windows XP may log into Oracle Database Server under Linux. Don't you think I'm not mistaken? If so, I'm very happy and very grateful to you.

  "Do you think I'm not mistaken?

  By definition, if you can establish a connection, then you are correct.

• Failed installation of Oracle on Oracle Enterprise Linux.

  Hi all
  I installed Enterprise Linux version 5 Update 2 for x 86 (32 bit) on my Vmware Virtaul oracle machine electronically supplied. When I try to install Oracle Database 10 g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux x 86, after you run the runInstaller, I get the following error.
  
  [data oracle@vmware] $. / runInstaller
  From Oracle Universal Installer...
  
  Checking Installer requirements...
  
  Checking the operating system version: must be redhat-3, 9-SuSE, redhat-4, UnitedLinux - 1.0, asianux-1 or asianux-2
  Failure of < < < <
  
  Note: Oracle E-Delivery provided 5 CD downlaod Enterprise Linux version 5 Update 2 for x 86 (32 bit). But the LINUX installation finished successfully with 3 CD only. I don't have no idea for what purpose the CD remains 4 and 5. do I need to install separately from 4 and 5 from the CD. Is that what the problem of the failed installation orcle DB or is there a proprietary database that I need to download for Enterprise Linux version 5 Update 2 for x 86 (32 bit).
  
  Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
  Thank you very much.

  How to connect as the user oracle, directly to the OS login or su - root ed?

  If the former:

  $ export DISPLAY =: 0.0
  xclock $

  If the latter (as root):

  # xhost +.
  # su - oracle
  $ export DISPLAY =: 0.0
  xclock $

  Do not go further if xclock command does not show you the analog clock.

• DB installation on oracle enterprise linux

  Hi guyes,
  
  in fact I Normand to do some experiments and need to install oracle database 10 G R2 on any version of linux.by the time I heard about oracle enterprise linux.
  
  I would like to know, what is the difference between red hat enterprise linux 5.2 and oracle enterprise linux to install the oracle database?
  
  What is the adapted version to install the database? It is in the oracle compatibility matrix?
  
  Thanks and greetings
  VD
  (forgive me for posting this thread in the wrong place)
  
  Published by: vikrant dixit on November 19, 2008 20:57

  Everything you did for RHEL5.2 will work perfectly in OEL5.2

  You raise a very good point: the unfortunate fact is that there is * nothing * to all to OEL a house "better" or "easier" for that plain old RHEL Oracle databases. There is no core set environment variable user parameters or pre configured, for example, it would be just for an Oracle straight out of the box installation: you must always you fix all exactly as if it were of RHEL.

  This is normal: OEL was and is intended to be binary compatible with RHEL and therefore no settings of Oracle or parameters that are not in RHEL can be included in the OEL.

  So yes, if it's complicated on RHEL, it is exactly as complicated as on OEL.

  (I'm biased though: If you use my script to doris, you will find that you can install Oracle on virtually any Linux distribution as easily as any other.) See http://dizwell.com/2008/05/01/doris-redux, and if you want to watch a video of how to do to use the script: http://dizwell.com/2008/09/29/proving-a-point/)

• document db Oracle Linux installation

  Salvation is a clear documentation of OBIEE put in place under linux, from the outset we hear oracle under LINUX, informatica, and DAC database configuration.

  Hello

  I installed OBIEE on linux...  You can check out my blog

  How to install OBIEE 11.1.1.1.6 on Linux OEL5 update 8 - part-6

  Thank you

  Vincent

  OBIEEDeveloper

• OraDB 11g 2 on Oracle Linux installation

  Can someone help me with the installation of Oracle Database 11 g in Oracle's Linux!

  The Oracle supported only on Linux 6.x database currently is 11.2.0.3, which can be downloaded from https://support.oracle.com - see my post above

  Srini

• I-Learning self-study Oracle Linux installation

  Hi all;
  
  I prepare a documentation on the Installation of i-learning step by step Oracle Linux.
  
  Its available at:
  
  http://heliosguneserol.WordPress.com/2010/05/25/step-by-step-Oracle-i-learning-installation-on-Linux/
  
  It may be useful to the users of the forum
  
  Respect of
  HELIOS

  Helios,

  Thanks for sharing this with us!

  Thank you
  Hussein

• Oracle enterprise linux and oracle 10g?

  Hey;
  
  I am fairly new to try to download oracle and get installed on a linux machine. I made a few attempts on linux fedora core 10 and home edition of windows vista that does not go very far. Since I just passed my exams for ocp via a boot camp (yay for me!), I'm hoping to get a couple of linux boxes operational so that down the concepts by the practice.
  
  From what I read, it seems that I can download enterprise linux, put it on a system and then download oracle 10g and install this w/little or no difficulty (at least not expected...)
  
  Am I reading that right or did I miss something? Any info greatly apprecaited.
  
  Doug O'Leary

  Hello

  You can download enterprise linux and 10g and go there. Pre-packaged for the components required to install the oracle Enterprise linux software, here is a link for further reference see cross-platform compatibility.

  http://www.Oracle.com/technology/support/MetaLink/index.html

  Concerning
  OrionNet

  Published by: OrionNet on June 8, 2009 17:00

• Conflict Version Java problem on ADR 3 Linux installation.

  Hello

  
  

  I installed 3 ADR in vmware in Oracle Linux 6.5 64-bit. It works fine, no problem. Now in my production server, I try to install 3 ADR in Oracle Linux 6.2 64bits. Oracle HTTP Server 11 (web tier) is also installed in the same server. I can't wait to move from ESO of Glassfish/ADR REST Full web services Apex 4.2.6 support. Now I have also installed Glassfish Server 3.1.2.2 successfully.
  

  
  

  When I run the command

  
  

  Java $-ords.war advanced pot installation

  Suite error indicates:

  Java $ [oracle@myserver ords3] - installation of ords.war advanced pot

  Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: oracle, dbtools, jarcl, Entrypoint: version unsupported major.minor 51.0

  at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1 (Native Method)

  at java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:634)

  at java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(SecureClassLoader.java:142)

  at java.net.URLClassLoader.defineClass(URLClassLoader.java:277)

  to java.net.URLClassLoader.access$ 000 (URLClassLoader.java:73)

  in java.net.URLClassLoader$ 1.run(URLClassLoader.java:212)

  at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged (Native Method)

  at java.net.URLClassLoader.findClass(URLClassLoader.java:205)

  at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:321)

  to Sun.misc.Launcher$appclassloader$ AppClassLoader.loadClass (Launcher.java:294)

  at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:266)

  The main class is not found: oracle.dbtools.jarcl.Entrypoint. Program ends.

  I suspect it's the Java version number so I checked the version

  Java-version

  Java version "1.6.0_22".

  OpenJDK (IcedTea6 1.10.4) runtime environment (rhel - 1.41.1.10.4.el6 - x86_64)

  OpenJDK 64-bit Server VM (build 20, 0 - b11, mixed mode)

  Then I installed the jdk 1.7... and control changes in fact file installation in bash_profile as follows:

  JAVA_HOME=/usr/java/JDK1.7.0_79; Export JAVA_HOME

  Path=$path:$JAVA_HOME/bin:/usr/java/JDK1.7.0_79/JRE/bin; export PATH

  but the version of java is always 1.6.0.22. Now, since ORDS3 requires jdk 1.7... I think the problem is with the version of java. But I can't do the update java as the default jdk. How can I do it. Help, please

  
  

  Thank you

  Hasan Al Mamun
  

  Problem is resolved a little, or it was done one way or another.

  I created another server in vmware with OL6.0 64 bit. Java version is jdk1.6...

  Now, I have

  1 tar - vxzf jdk-7u79-linux - x 64 .tar .gz

  created by /usr/jdk1.7.0_79

  in the bash profile

  export JAVA_HOME=/usr/jdk1.7.0_79

  PATH="$path":/usr/JDK1.7.0_79/bin; export PATH

  2. now installed server Glassfish 3.1.2.2. then it took the JAVA_HOME for Installation.

  3. now, I issued the command

  ords.war advanced pot /usr/JDK1.7.0_79/bin/Java-installation

  Done with success.

  4. now, I could deploy deployment ords.war and i.war in Glassfish Server

  It works fine now.

  If the key was to install JDK 7 and set JAVA_HOME to java to update location prior to the Installation of Glasfish.

  Thank you

• Looking for advice reg Oracle 12 c installation on Ubuntu

  Hi gurus,

  I need your advice on the installation of Oracle 12 c.

  Background:

  Our application uses the Hibernate Java framework and its works well on Oracle 11 g.

  Our customer wants to use Oracle 12 c for good.

  I just need to confirm if my application runs on Oracle 12 c with existing configurations.

  My problem:

  I'm pondering different options to quickly install Oracle 12 c on my Ubuntu. My network speed and bandwidth are not great, I prefer download as less as possible as my intention is simply to check the compatibility of my application. I was able to install Oracle 11 g 2 on my system which took a lot of effort, and I don't want to disturb this facility.

  Here are the options I'm considering. Please guide me what is the possible choice and better quality. (As now I have not downloaded any software expect Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu which is a 90 MB size)

  (1) I have vmware installed, download image for Oracle for Linux and Oracle 12 c database for Oracle for Linux. Create a virtual OS for Oracle for Linux, run Oracle 12 c

  (2) Download Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu, download image for Oracle for Linux and Oracle 12 c database for Oracle for Linux. Create a virtual OS for Oracle for Linux and run Oracle 12 c. Installation of Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu is to give a few problems that need to be sorted

  (3) download a Redhat Linux image and run it from VMware. Since Oracle 12 c is certified for Redhat, install on Redhat on Virtual Machine

  (4) install Oracle 12 c on Ubuntu itself through guides available on the web.

  My config system as follows:

  Ubuntu

  12.04 precision 64-bit output

  Kernel Linux 3.8.0 - 42-generic

  GNOME 3.4.2

  Memory: 7.7 G

  Processor: CPU i5 - 3230M @ 2.6 Ghz x 4

  Available disk space: 55.le GB

  [in case it is the best place for the question, please direct me to the same.]

  pvvdp wrote:

  Hi gurus,

  I need your advice on the installation of Oracle 12 c.

  Background:

  Our application uses the Hibernate Java framework and its works well on Oracle 11 g.

  Our customer wants to use Oracle 12 c for good.

  I just need to confirm if my application runs on Oracle 12 c with existing configurations.

  My problem:

  I'm pondering different options to quickly install Oracle 12 c on my Ubuntu. My network speed and bandwidth are not great, I prefer download as less as possible as my intention is simply to check the compatibility of my application. I was able to install Oracle 11 g 2 on my system which took a lot of effort, and I don't want to disturb this facility.

  Here are the options I'm considering. Please guide me what is the possible choice and better quality. (As now I have not downloaded any software expect Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu which is a 90 MB size)

  (1) I have vmware installed, download image for Oracle for Linux and Oracle 12 c database for Oracle for Linux. Create a virtual OS for Oracle for Linux, run Oracle 12 c

  OK, it looks like your reference to 'Oracle for Linux' is in fact 'Oracle' - Oracle Linux version of the Linux operating system, built out of Red Hat Linux.

  If this is what you mean - create a virtual machine that is running Oracle Linux... then, running Oracle RDBMS on this virtual machine, and then you run on an operating system taken supported Oracle.  It doesn't really matter what the host's OS.

  Mind you, you would be probably hard pressed to actually get support in the form of an SR, but it does not appear that's really your concern, and it doesn't seem to me, the way I read your post, it should be a matter of concern.  You just want to run oracle on an OS that will be easy to install and have a justified expectation that thing will work as documented.

  (2) Download Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu, download image for Oracle for Linux and Oracle 12 c database for Oracle for Linux. Create a virtual OS for Oracle for Linux and run Oracle 12 c. Installation of Oracle VM Virtual Machine for Ubuntu is to give a few problems that need to be sorted

  (3) download a Redhat Linux image and run it from VMware. Since Oracle 12 c is certified for Redhat, install on Redhat on Virtual Machine

  My previous comment seems to also apply to the #2 and #3 elements.

  (4) install Oracle 12 c on Ubuntu itself through guides available on the web.

  Bad idea.

  My config system as follows:

  Ubuntu

  12.04 precision 64-bit output

  Kernel Linux 3.8.0 - 42-generic

  GNOME 3.4.2

  Memory: 7.7 G

  Processor: CPU i5 - 3230M @ 2.6 Ghz x 4

  Available disk space: 55.le GB

  55g available disk could be things short cut.  If you cannot release everything, you could get an external drive for a very reasonable cost and put your entire VM installation on it.  See other comments about the CPU for virtualization products.

• Oracle on Linux for Windows users

  I used to work on the Windows oracle database and wanted to learn oracle on Linux.

  What are the stuffs good that I can do?

  There are many documents in the Documentation, it's very confusing that you refer

  Hello

  If you are new to Oracle then you will need to learn the installation procedures for the installation of Oracle on Linux. You can find the Installation Documents of Oracle 11 g Documentation .

  Second is in Windows, you can directly connect to SQLPLUS as all parameters are automatically set by the installer.

  But under linux, you will need to set the variables ORACLE_HOME and ORACLE_SID before connecting to SQLPLUS and remember everything is based in Linux command.

  Once installation is complete, then Oracle works as well as under windows. no difference that you are on sql calls so it's okay if you are connected to Windows or Linux.

  You can refer to the Oracle Documentation that will explain everything in detail.

  Kind regards

  Atif Iqbal.

• VMware p2v oracle enterprise linux

  Hi people,

  I need to perform a p2v of oracle enterprise Linux server.

  Can someone please tell me the correct procedure (if no document is available, that would be great ), thanks for the pointers.

  This was better than I expected, I downloaded converter 5.5.1 and it went smoothly, no reconfiguration needed, it installs GRUB, patch mount point entries in fstab and re-create the virtual disk original (all automatically).

  Bravo from VMWare.