Open a command prompt and change directories to the local directory where you saved the scripts in the previous procedure.
Use a text editor to edit the as-supplied version of setenv.cmd:
@REM SET YOUR DATABASE CONNECTION INFORMATION HERE * echo * This file should be edited to use appropriate echo * database connection settings. * echo * SETENV.CMD @REM TNS_NAME @set TNS_NAME= TNS NAME @REM ORACLE_SID @set ORACLE_SID= SID @REM Oracle system login password @set SYSTEMPWD= PWD @set USERID=ex_admin @set USERPWD=ex_admin |
Supply the appropriate values for TNS_NAME, ORACLE_SID, and SYSTEMPWD. For example:
@set TNS_NAME=eXchange_myOracleHostname @set ORACLE_SID=ORCL @set SYSTEMPWD=manager @set USERID=ex_admin @set USERPWD=ex_admin |
If your Oracle location is not c:\oracle\oradata, or if your database instance name (SID) is other then eXchange, then open the createtablespaces.sql file and make the appropriate change or changes in the first line.
The database user who runs the SQL scripts must have permission to create tables.