Oracle9i Real Application Clusters Installation and Configuration Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A89868-02 |
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Appendix A describes the directory structure for Real Application Clusters software environments. Specific topics covered in this appendix are:
When you install Oracle9i Enterprise Edition and Oracle9i Real Application Clusters, all subdirectories are under a top-level ORACLE_BASE. ORACLE_HOME
and admin
directories are also located under ORACLE_BASE
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The following is the hierarchical directory tree of a sample OFA-compliant database for Real Application Clusters on UNIX platforms:
$ORACLE_ BASE |
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$ORACLE_HOME |
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Subtree for Oracle binaries |
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Subtree for Oracle Net |
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Server Management message and TCL files |
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This is a legacy directory from previous releases. It contains links to initialization parameter files that point to the new location files, |
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Subtree for Real Application Clusters database administration files |
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Database administration files for this database identified by the database name |
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Ad hoc SQL scripts |
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Audit files |
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Archived redo log files |
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Background process trace files |
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Core dump files |
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Programs used to create the database |
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Database export files |
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Initialization parameter files |
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User SQL trace files |
The following is the hierarchical directory tree of a sample OFA-compliant database for Real Application Clusters on Windows NT and Windows 2000:
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Subtree for Oracle binaries. |
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Subtree for Oracle Net configuration files, including |
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The Real Application Clusters script |
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This is a legacy directory from previous releases. It contains initialization files that point to the new directory location for the initialization parameter files, |
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Subtree for Real Application Clusters database administration files |
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db_name database administration files for the instance identified by |
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Ad hoc SQL scripts |
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Audit files |
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Archived redo log files |
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Background process trace files |
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Core dump files |
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Programs used to create the database |
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Database export files |
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Initialization parameter files |
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User SQL trace files |
If the Oracle home location is shared (through NFS or any other equivalent facility) by each node, set up Oracle Intelligent Agent as follows:
nsnames.ora
and listener.ora
to each Oracle Intelligent Agent's Oracle home location from the shared Oracle home.
lsnrctl dbsnmp_start
command. Ensure that the DBSNMP utility is set up to run at system startup time.
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