Oracle8i Administrator's Guide Release 2 (8.1.6) for Windows NT A73008-01 |
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This appendix describes the default directory structures created when you install Oracle8i components.
Specific topics discussed are:
See:
Chapter 3, "Multiple Oracle Homes and Optimal Flexible Architecture" for more information on Oracle homes and OFA. See especially "Directory Tree of a Sample OFA-Compliant Database" for a depiction of how the default OFA-compliant directory tree is organized.Oracle Enterprise Manager Administrator's Guide for directory structures for those products. |
ORACLE_BASE is the root of the Oracle directory tree.
Oracle Universal Installer places Oracle products into the \ORACLE_HOME, \ADMIN, and \ORADATA directories of ORACLE_BASE.
The \ADMIN and \ORADATA directories contain one or more \DB_NAME directories. DB_NAME is the unique name for a database and has the same value as the DB_NAME parameter in the INIT.ORA file. Database files are stored in ORACLE_BASE\ORADATA\DB_NAME.
See:
Oracle8i Installation Guide for Windows NT for the database files stored in ORACLE_BASE\ORADATA\DB_NAME. |
The following sections describe these directories in ORACLE_BASE:
If you install Oracle8i Enterprise Edition or Oracle8i with the Typical installation type, the following directories are created. If you install additional Oracle products, other directories are also created.
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\ASSISTANTS |
Oracle assistants. \ASSISTANTS contains the following subdirectories: |
\BIN |
Executable files |
\CLASSES |
Oracle Enterprise Manager files |
\COM |
Oracle COM Automation feature files |
Oracle interMedia Text files. \CTX contains the following subdirectories: |
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\DATABASE |
This is a legacy directory from previous releases. It contains an initialization parameter file that points to the new directory location for initialization parameter files. |
\DBS |
Oracle for Windows NT Performance Monitor files and other utility files |
\DOC |
HTML documentation library |
\JAVAVM |
Java Virtual Machine files. |
\JDBC |
Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) drivers files. \JDBC contains the following subdirectories: |
Java files used by various applications |
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Directory Server files |
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Oracle Spatial files. \MD contains the following subdirectories: |
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\MSHELP |
Help files |
\NETWORK |
Net8 files. \NETWORK contains the following subdirectories: |
\OCI |
Oracle Call Interface files. \OCI contains the following subdirectories: |
\OCOMMON |
NLS files |
\ODBC |
Oracle ODBC files |
\OO4O |
Oracle Objects for OLE files. \OO4O contains the following subdirectories: |
\OPSM* |
Oracle Parallel Server files |
\ORACORE |
Message files |
\ORD |
Data option files. \ORD contains the following subdirectories: |
Oracle Trace files. \OTRACE contains the following subdirectories: |
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\OWM |
Oracle Wallet Manager files* |
\PLSQL |
SQL scripts, sample files, and message files for PL/SQL |
\PRECOMP |
Precompiler files |
\RDBMS |
Oracle Server files. \RDBMS contains the following subdirectories: |
Oracle database SQL scripts (including CATALOG.SQL and CATPROC.SQL). Use SQL scripts to create data dictionary tables and views, and other views used by Oracle software. Additional Information: See Chapter 5, "SQL Scripts" in Oracle8i Reference. |
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\SQLJ |
Oracle SQLJ Translator files. \SQLJ contains the following subdirectories: |
\SQLPLUS |
SQL*Plus files. \SQLPLUS contains the following subdirectories: |
\SVRMGL |
Server Manager files |
\SYSMAN |
Oracle Enterprise Manager files |
Database administration files are stored in subdirectories of ORACLE_BASE\ADMIN\DB_NAME.
The following table describes these subdirectories.
ORACLE_BASE is the root of the Oracle directory tree.
Oracle Universal Installer places Oracle8i Client products into the \ORACLE_HOME directory of ORACLE_BASE.
If you install Oracle8i Client with the Programmer installation type, the following ORACLE_HOME directories are created.
A description of filename extensions is shown below.
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