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    After VM tool installation, drag the 10g DB zip file (10201_database_linux32) to linux desktop. Unzip the zip file (root user) and run the following scripts.

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    After VM tool installation, drag the 10g DB zip file (10201_database_linux32) to linux desktop. Unzip the zip file (root user) and run the following scripts.

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    Uploaded by

    Dharmendra Macharla
    After VM tool installation, drag the 10g DB zip file (10201_database_linux32) to linux desktop. Unzip the zip file (root user) and run the following scripts.

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    DB INSTALLATION

    1. After VM tool installation, drag the 10g DB zip file (10201_database_linux32) to Linux desktop. 2. Unzip the zip file (root user) a. unzip 10201_database_linux32.zip 3. groupadd dba 4. useradd -g dba oracle 5. mkdir -p /u01/app/oracle/product/10.2.0/ 6. chown -R oracle:dba /u01 NEW TERMINAL xhost + NEW TERMINAL su - oracle ls -ltra Open bash profile (.bash_profile) Copy and paste entire bash file content into this file. Then run the bash_profile . .bash_profile echo $ORACLE_HOME NEW TERMINAL move database to /u01 (cd Desktop mv database /u01) change ownership of it: (cd /u01) chown -R oracle:dba database CONTINUE OLD TERMINAL (ORACLE USER TERMINAL) cd database go to /u01 directory

    . runInstaller

    set global DB name password

    PROD oracle

    after installation run the two scripts listed.

    END OF DB INSTALLATION

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