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Oracle9i Installation Guide
Release 2 (9.2.0.2) for hp OpenVMS Alpha

Part Number B10508-01
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Numerics

64-bit feature, B-1

A

account
creating the oracle account, 3-17
account privileges
setting, 3-8
account quotas
minimum values, 3-9
ADA, version, 1-12
Administrator
disk space requirements, 1-10
response file, 1-19
administrators
, 5-12
authentication methods
Kerberos, 1-15
Secure Socket Layer, 1-15
AUTHORIZE utility, 3-5, 3-6
AUTOGEN, 3-15
AUTOGEN utility, 3-15
automating startup and shutdown, 5-13

B

Big Oracle Blocks, B-3
BOB, B-3

C

CATNSNMP.SQL file, capabilities, 5-20
changes and enhancements, 2-2
character mode
issues and restrictions, 3-2
clientadmin.rsp file, 1-19
clientcustom.rsp file, 1-19
clientprogmr.rsp file, 1-19
commands
lsnrctl, 3-20
runInstaller
starting, 4-3, 4-6
umask, 3-18
compatibility issues, 1-13
configuration
restrictions, 1-15
control files
CONTROL01.CTL, 5-26
CONTROL02.CTL, 5-26
CONTROL03.CTL, 5-26
CTXSYS user name
database roles, 5-20
described, 5-20
password, 5-20

D

data dictionary, described, 5-26
data files
defined, 5-23
DR01.DBF, 5-23
INDX01.DBF, 5-23
SYSTEM01.DBF, 5-24
TEMP01.DBF, 5-24
TOOLS01.DBF, 5-24
USERS01.DBF, 5-24
database
creation methods
selecting, 1-5
data dictionary
defined, 5-26
data files, 5-23
database passwords, 5-19
database user names, 5-19
initialization parameter file, 5-25
redo log files, 5-25
rollback segments, 5-26
tablespaces, 5-23
tablespaces and, 5-23
database environments
and Oracle Database Configuration Assistant, 1-6
general purpose, 1-4
database roles
of CTXSYS user name, 5-20
of DBSNMP user name, 5-20
of MDSYS user name, 5-20
of ORDPLUGINS user name, 5-20
of ORDSYS user name, 5-20
of OUTLN user name, 5-20
of SCOTT user name, 5-21
of SYS user name, 5-21
of SYSTEM user name, 5-21
DB_BLOCK_BUFFERS, B-4
DB_DOMAIN parameter, 5-22
DB_NAME parameter, 5-22
DBAs
See administrators
dbca.rsp file, 1-19
DBSNMP user name
database roles, 5-20
described, 5-20
dropping with CATNSNMP.SQL file, 5-20
password, 5-20
DCL command, to check disk format, 2-4
DEC
compilers, 1-12
DEC ADA 3.4.2, 1-12
default control files
CONTROL01.CTL, 5-26
CONTROL02.CTL, 5-26
CONTROL03.CTL, 5-26
default data files
DR01.DBF, 5-23
INDX01.DBF, 5-23
SYSTEM01.DBF, 5-24
TEMP01.DBF, 5-24
TOOLS.DBF, 5-24
USERS01.DBF, 5-24
default initialization parameter file
init.ora, 5-25
default redo log files
REDO01.LOG, 5-25
REDO02.LOG, 5-25
REDO03.LOG, 5-25
default tablespaces
DRSYS, 5-23
INDX, 5-23
SYSTEM, 5-24
TEMP, 5-24
TOOLS, 5-24
USERS, 5-24
dependencies, product, 1-13
documentation
related, xiv
DR01.DBF
data file, 5-23
tablespace contained in, 5-23
DRSYS tablespace, described, 5-23
DSS, B-2

E

enterprise.rsp files, 1-19
environment
requirements, 3-19

F

file systems
requirements, 3-3
files
installActions.log, 4-8
Oracle Universal Installer log files, 4-8
oraInst.loc, 3-2
permissions for creation, 3-16
response files, 4-11
setting permissions for creation, 3-18
supported file systems, 3-3

G

general purpose database. See database environments, 1-4
GENPARAMS parameter, 3-15
global database name
defined, 5-22
groups
OSDBA and OSOPER, 5-12

H

hardware
memory, 1-8
requirements, 1-8
home directory, 3-17

I

identifiers, process rights, 3-10
images
described, 1-10
removing, 5-29
INDX tablespace, described, 5-23
INDX01.DBF
data file, 5-23
tablespace contained in, 5-23
initialization parameter file
description, 5-25
in database, 5-25
init.ora, 5-25
initialization parameters
desupported, 2-5
obsolescent, 2-5
Initialize command, formatting a new disk to ODS-5, 2-4
installActions.log file, 4-8
installation
aborted, 4-11
character mode, 3-2
cleaning up, 4-11
non-interactive, 3-2, 4-11
described, 4-11
response files, 4-11
oracle software owner, 3-16
post-installation tasks, 5-1
pre-installation tasks, 3-1
requirements
environment, 3-19
Optimal Flexible Architecture, 3-3
installation types
with Oracle9i, A-2
with Oracle9i Client, A-8
with Oracle9i Enterprise Edition, A-2
with Oracle9i server, A-2
installing
procedure requirements, 3-4
instances
account required to start, 3-12
interMedia
requirements, 1-14
SYSTEM tablespace, 5-15
interMedia Text
data dictionary space requirements, 1-14, 5-15
issues and restrictions, port-specific, 3-2

J

Java Runtime Environment
modifying, cautions about, 3-20
requirements, 1-14, 3-2
requirements for, 3-20
JRE. See Java Runtime Environment

K

Kerberos authentication
requirements, 1-15

L

linking Oracle Net, 1-16
LRS
See Log roll-forward server (LRS), B-1
lsnrctl command, 3-20

M

MAXSYSGROUP, 3-6
MDSYS user name
database roles, 5-20
password, 5-20
migrating existing Oracle databases, 1-7
migration
Oracle Data Migration Assistant, 3-3
modifying system parameters, 3-13
MRU, B-4
multiple databases, 3-12
multiple Oracle homes
system identifier, 5-23

N

Net8 Configuration Assistant, 5-14
non-interactive installation, 3-2
noninteractive installation. See installation, non-interactive

O

OEM_MONITOR, 5-22
OEMAGENT
process rights, 3-12
OLTP. See transaction processing
OLTP transactions, B-2
OpenVMS
system parameters, 3-13
operating system
configuration, 3-16
requirements, 1-11
Optimal Flexible Architecture
installation issues and restrictions, 3-3
Oracle
Server DBA account, 3-5
tools, adding or upgrading, 5-27
oracle account
home directory, 3-17
how to create
how to create, 3-17
post-installation tasks, 5-13
pre-installation tasks, 3-18
requirements, 3-17
Oracle Advanced Security
Oracle Wallet Manager, 1-15
requirements, 1-15
Wallet Manager, defined, A-22
Oracle Application Server Listener. See Oracle HTTP Server
Oracle Data Migration Assistant, 3-3
and Oracle7, 3-3
Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
and Oracle interMedia, 1-6
database creation methods
selecting, 1-5
database environments configured by, 1-5, 1-6
response file, 1-19
Oracle Enterprise Manager Quick Tours
defined, A-15
Oracle HTTP Server
defined, A-15
Oracle Integration Server
defined, A-16
Oracle Intelligent Agent
defined, A-16
Oracle interMedia
Locator
described, A-17
Oracle interMedia Image
defined, A-16
Oracle inventory
JRE locations, 3-2
log files, 4-8
Oracle Java Database. See Oracle JDBC Drivers
Oracle Java Tools
defined, A-17
Oracle JDBC Drivers
defined, A-17
Oracle Locale Builder
defined, A-17
Oracle Locator
described, A-17
Oracle Management Server
defined, A-17
Oracle Names
defined, A-18
Oracle Net
and Oracle Advanced Security, 1-15
defined, A-18
linking options, 1-16
Oracle Protocol Support
installation types available with, A-4, A-6
pre-installation tasks
shutting down listeners, 3-20
Oracle Net Server
defined, A-18
Oracle Options
requirements, 1-14
Oracle Parallel Server
re-installing, 4-11
Oracle Partitioning
defined, A-19
Oracle PL/SQL Gateway
defined, A-19
Oracle Precompilers
post-installation tasks, 5-16
Oracle Real Application Clusters
defined, A-19
Oracle Real Application Clusters Guard
defined, A-20
Oracle Server
automating startup and shutdown, 5-13
oracle software owner
See oracle account
Oracle Spatial
defined, A-20
Oracle Spatial Data Cartridge. See Oracle Spatial
Oracle Spatial Index Advisor, defined, A-20
Oracle Text
defined, A-21
Oracle Text Manager
defined, A-21
Oracle Transparent Gateway
Informix
hardware requirements for, C-3
Ingres
installation prompts for, C-9
installation prompts for, C-8
installation worksheets for, C-6
RDB
installation worksheet for, C-7
rdb
installation prompts for, C-9
removing, C-9
rms
installation worksheet for, C-7
Oracle Universal Installer
and migrating data, 1-7
and upgrading software, 1-7
database creation methods, 1-5
defined, A-21
inventory, 3-2, 4-8
log files, 4-8
response files
list of, 1-19
Oracle Utilities
defined, A-22
Oracle Visual Information Retrieval
requirements, 1-14
Oracle Wallet Manager
and Secure Socket Layer, 1-15
defined, A-22
Oracle XML Developer's Kit
defined, A-22
ORACLE_HOME logical
oracle account home directory, 3-17
requirements, 3-2
Oracle7
migration, 3-3
Oracle8
creating account, 3-6
MAXSYSGROUP requirement, 3-6
quotas required, 3-9
relinking, 5-29
setting system parameters, 3-15
Oracle9i
64-bit feature, B-1
Oracle9i Client
disk space requirements, 1-10
memory requirements, 1-8
response file, 1-19
Oracle9i Client top-level component, installation types available with, A-8
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition
disk space requirements, 1-10
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition top-level component
installation types available with, A-2
Oracle9i JVM
enterprise edition defined, A-23
requirements, 1-14
Oracle9i Server
defined, A-23
Oracle9i, installation types available with, A-2
oraInst.loc file, 3-2
oraInventory directory, 4-8
ORDPLUGIN user name
database roles, 5-20
ORDPLUGINS, user name and password, 5-20
ORDSYS
database roles, 5-20
user name and password, 5-20
OSDBA and OSOPER groups, 5-12
OUTLN user name
database roles of, 5-20
described, 5-20
password of, 5-20

P

parameters
GENPARAMS, 3-15
initialization, 5-13
init.ora file, 5-13
SAVPARAMS, 3-15
SYSGEN, 3-13
passwords
changing, 5-12
for CTXSYS user name, 5-20
for DBSNMP user name, 5-20
for MDSYS user name, 5-20
for ORDPLUGINS user name, 5-20
for ORDSYS user name, 5-20
for OUTLN user name, 5-20
for SCOTT user name, 5-21
for SYS user name, 5-21
for SYSTEM user name, 5-21
performance, B-2
permissions
file creation, 3-16
setting with umask, 3-18
PGA, B-3
post-installation tasks
Oracle Precompilers, 5-16
product-specific, 5-14
Secure Socket Layer, 5-17
Shared Server, 5-15
precompilers
requirements, 1-14
pre-installation tasks
as the System user, 3-16
Oracle Net, 3-20
shutting down listeners, 3-20
Pro*C, 1-12
Pro*C/C++
described, A-23
requirements, 1-14
Pro*COBOL, 1-12
described, A-24
requirements, 1-14
Pro*FORTRAN, 1-12
described, A-24
requirements, 1-14
process rights identifier, 3-10
product dependencies, 1-13
Program Global Area, B-3
programmatic interfaces, 1-12
Programmer
disk space requirements, 1-10
response file, 1-19
protocol support
post-installation tasks, 5-17
Secure Socket Layer, 5-17
TCP/IP, defined, A-25

Q

query-intensive transactions, B-2
quotas
account, 3-9

R

redo log files
in starter database, 5-25
REDO01.LOG, 5-25
REDO02.LOG, 5-25
REDO03.LOG, 5-25
related documentation, xiv
relinking
Oracle code, 5-29
Oracle products, 5-29
requirements
CD-ROM, 1-9
file permissions, 3-16
file systems, 3-3
hardware, 1-8
interMedia, 1-14
Java Runtime Environment, 1-14, 3-2, 3-20
Kerberos authentication, 1-15
memory, 1-8
operating system, 1-11
oracle account, 3-17
Oracle Advanced Security, 1-15
Oracle Options, 1-14
Oracle Visual Information Retrieval, 1-14
ORACLE_HOME, 3-2
Oracle9i JVM, 1-14
precompilers, 1-14
Pro*C/C++, 1-14
Pro*COBOL, 1-14
Pro*FORTRAN, 1-14
Secure Socket Layer, 1-15
swap space, 1-9
system configuration, 3-16
system installation, 1-8
tools, 1-14
window manager, 1-11
Reserved Memory Registry, 3-13
response files
clientadmin.rsp, 1-19
clientcustom.rsp, 1-19
clientprogmr.rsp, 1-19
custom.rsp, 1-19
dbca.rsp, 1-19
enterprise.rsp, 1-19
standard.rsp, 1-19
restrictions, configuration, 1-15
Roles
OEM_MONITOR, 5-22
roles
of CTXSYS user name, 5-20
of DBSNMP user name, 5-20
of MDSYS user name, 5-20
of ORDPLUGINS user name, 5-20
of ORDSYS user name, 5-20
of OUTLN user name, 5-20
of SCOTT user name, 5-21
of SYS user name, 5-21
of SYSTEM user name, 5-21
rollback segments, starter database, 5-26
root user
post-installation tasks, 5-12
runInstaller, command, 4-3, 4-6

S

SAVPARAMS parameter, 3-15
scalability, B-2
SCOTT user name
database roles, 5-21
described, 5-21
password, 5-21
Secure Socket Layer
post-installation tasks, 5-17
requirements, 1-15
security issues, 3-12
See AlsoApache
seed database. See database environments, 1-5
SERVICE_NAMES parameter, 5-22
Set Volume command, changing a disk to ODS-5, 2-4
setting
account
quotas, 3-9
account privileges, 3-8
SGA
protection, 3-11
shared
CORE, 1-10
images, 1-10
UPISHR, 1-10
Shared Server
post-installation tasks, 5-15
shutdown and startup, 5-13
silent install. See installation, non-interactive
SQL*Module, 1-12
SQL*Module Ada
described, A-24
SQL*Plus
described, A-25
SQL*Plus Worksheet
described, A-25
SQLJ
described, A-21
SQLJ Runtime
described, A-21
standard.rsp files, 1-19
starting instances, 3-12
startup and shutdown, 5-13
svrcustom.rsp file, 1-19
SYS account, 3-6
SYS user name
database roles of, 5-21
described, 5-21
password of, 5-21
SYSGEN parameters, 3-13
SYSMAN, 3-13
SYSTEM
account, 3-6
system
parameters, 3-13
summary of requirements, 3-16
System Global Area
init.ora file, 5-13
system identifier
multiple Oracle homes, 5-23
system requirements, 1-8
SYSTEM tablespace
description, 5-24
interMedia Option database objects, 5-15
System user
pre-installation tasks, 3-16
SYSTEM user name
database roles of, 5-21
described, 5-21
password of, 5-21
SYSTEM01.DBF
data file, 5-24
tablespace contained in, 5-24

T

tablespaces
containing DR01.DBF, 5-23
containing INDX01.DBF, 5-23
containing SYSTEM01.DBF, 5-24
containing TEMP01.DBF, 5-24
containing TOOLS.DBF, 5-24
containing USERS01.DBF, 5-24
defined, 5-23
DRSYS, 5-23
expanding for large sorts, 5-24
in database, 5-23
INDX, 5-23
SYSTEM, 5-24
TEMP, 5-24
TOOLS, 5-24
USERS, 5-24
TCP/IP protocol support
and Secure Socket Layer, 1-15
defined, A-25
TEMP tablespace, described, 5-24
TEMP01.DBF
data file, 5-24
tablespace contained in, 5-24
TOOLS tablespace, described, 5-24
tools, adding or upgrading, 5-27
tools, requirements, 1-14
TOOLS01.DBF, data file, 5-24
TOOLS.DBF, tablespace contained in, 5-24
transaction processing. See database environments database environments
transaction processing database
troubleshooting
oraInventory log files, 4-8

U

UAF, 3-5
UIC GROUP number, 3-6
umask command
setting, 3-18
uname command, 1-11
upgrading, 3-3
Oracle products, 5-27
to Oracle8 from Oracle7, 1-13
upgrading existing Oracle databases, 1-7
user and group numbers, 3-5
user names
CTXSYS, 5-20
DBSNMP, 5-20
MDSYS, 5-20
ORDPLUGINS, 5-20
ORDSYS, 5-20
OUTLN, 5-20
SCOTT, 5-21
SYS, 5-21
SYSTEM, 5-21
USERS tablespace, described, 5-24
USERS01.DBF
data file, 5-24
tablespace contained in, 5-24

V

Very Large Memory, B-1
VLM, reserving memory, 3-13
VMS mailbox driver, 1-12

W

window manager
requirements, 1-11

X

XML
Development Kit, A-25
Oracle XML Developer's Kit, A-22
X-windows
configuring, 1-11

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