The silent installer is useful if you want to add the Tools and Frameworks installation to an install script, or push out the installation on multiple machines.
The syntax to run the silent installation is the following:
silent_install.sh <FULL_PATH_TO_RESPONSE_FILE> <ORACLE_HOME_NAME> <ORACLE_HOME_LOCATION>
where the options have the following values. Note that all the options are required.
|
Option |
Description |
|---|---|
|
FULL_PATH_TO_RESPONSE_FILE |
The full path to response file which is
used by the silent installer. For example,
|
|
ORACLE_HOME_NAME |
A string value which represents your ORACLE_HOME. For example ToolsandFrameworks |
|
ORACLE_HOME_LOCATION |
The location where you would like to
install the product. For example,
|
Note
When you install Workbench, a predefined Workbench administrator user is created with full administration privileges. This administrator is assigned the username admin and the default password admin.
Before you begin, review the
install/silent_response.rsp file in a text editor.
Only
UNIX_GROUP_NAME is required. You can accept the
default value as
dba or replace it with a value of your own.
To start the silent installer
Example 2. Example
silent_install.sh /localdisk/<myname>/cd/Disk1/install/silent_response.rsp ToolsAndFrameworks /usr/local/endeca/ToolsAndFrameworks
If you receive a warning that a new inventory has been created but not
yet registered, then you must register the new inventory. Run the
/myname/oraInventory/orainstRoot.sh script with root
privileges. If you do not register the inventory, you might not be able to
update or patch the products you installed or uninstall Tools and Frameworks
silently. Run the script as the
root user or using
sudo with permissions to run the file.
