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Manual Creation of an Oracle 9i DB
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Contents CONTENTS..................................................................................................................................1
1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................2
2 CREATING AN ORACLE DATABASE...........................................................................2
3 CREATING A LISTENER .................................................................................................8
4 CREATING A SERVICE..................................................................................................12
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1 INTRODUCTION This document describes the process of creating an Oracle 9i database, creating a listener for that database, creating a Local Net Service connection to that database.
2 CREATING AN ORACLE DATABASE • Go to START / PROGRAMS / ORACLE / ORACLE – ORAHOME92 /
CONFIGURATION AND MIGRATION TOOLS / DATABASE CONFIGURATION ASSISTANT – Next
• Leave as default – Next
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• AIRCOM Production Autoextents (leave as it is) – Next
• Give the database a name of ENT50 – Next
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• Leave as default – Next
• Leave as default – Next
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• Leave as default – Next
• Leave as default – Next
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• After the database has been created a window appears asking the user to enter passwords. Please enter sys, sys, system, system in this order. Now click Exit.
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3 CREATING A LISTENER Go to START / PROGRAMS / ORACLE / ORACLE - ORAHOME92 / CONFIGURATION AND MIGRATION TOOLS / NET CONFIGURATION ASSISTANT
• Select Listener configuration – Next
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• Select Add – Next
• Leave as default – Next
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• Ensure that Selected Protocol is TCP – Next
• Leave as default – Next
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• Select No – Next
• Listener Configuration Complete
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4 CREATING A SERVICE Please note that a listener must have already been created at this stage. Go to START / PROGRAMS / ORACLE / ORACLE - ORAHOME92 / CONFIGURATION AND MIGRATION TOOLS / NET CONFIGURATION ASSISTANT
• Select Local Net Service Name Configuration – Next
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• Select Add – Next
• Select Oracle 8i database or service – Next
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• Enter the service name, which was the name for the database in Para 2 above.
• Select TCP – Next
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• Enter the Hostname of the machine that the database is stored on. – Next (To get the hostname go to the cmd prompt and type hostname and enter)
• Select Yes, perform a test – Next
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• It is normal to get an error message at first. Please Select Change Login – re-enter username as system, re-enter password as system and test again and it should succeed this time.
• Click on Next
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• Click on Next
• Leave as default – Next