The document outlines the 10 steps to create an Oracle database named OTRPUBDB, including defining the SID name, database features, setting the database to shared server mode, defining memory, size, character set, storage such as control files and tablespaces, running scripts to create the database, and configuring passwords for the Sys and System users as sachi and sanjay respectively.
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The document outlines the 10 steps to create an Oracle database named OTRPUBDB, including defining the SID name, database features, setting the database to shared server mode, defining memory, size, character set, storage such as control files and tablespaces, running scripts to create the database, and configuring passwords for the Sys and System users as sachi and sanjay respectively.
The document outlines the 10 steps to create an Oracle database named OTRPUBDB, including defining the SID name, database features, setting the database to shared server mode, defining memory, size, character set, storage such as control files and tablespaces, running scripts to create the database, and configuring passwords for the Sys and System users as sachi and sanjay respectively.
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The document outlines the 10 steps to create an Oracle database named OTRPUBDB, including defining the SID name, database features, setting the database to shared server mode, defining memory, size, character set, storage such as control files and tablespaces, running scripts to create the database, and configuring passwords for the Sys and System users as sachi and sanjay respectively.
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Step 1>: In this step we are creating a database named OTRPUBDB.
Step 2>:Here the SID name is given.
Step 3>:In this step the database features are given. Step 4>:Database is set to shared server mode to handle more client load. Step 5>: In this step the memory ,DB size and Character set are defined. Step 6>: In this step we define the storage , like control file,tablespaces and datafiles. Step 7 >:the final step it runs the scripts to create the Database. Step 8>: A brief Summary about Database. Step 9>: creating Database. Step 10>:Configuring the passwords for Sys and System user .