Overview
The Oracle Insurance Policy Administration (OIPA) application and the Rules Palette application together form a complete solution. A four step installation process is required in order to install and set-up both applications. These instructions represent step one of that process. Refer to the documentation library included with this release for the other three steps of the installation.
This installation guide is meant solely for the installation of a development environment and installations for production environments require additional / different configuration.
Audience
These instructions are written for Database Administrators who have comprehensive knowledge of creating and configuring databases.
Pre-requisites
- One of the following databases:
- Oracle 21c (21.3.0.0.0)
- SQL Server 2019
- DB2 - 11.5 GA Advanced Enterprise Server Edition (AESE)
- Any compatible operating system.
- Oracle Insurance Policy Administration V12.0.1.0 Media Pack from My Oracle Support (Patch 36361936). Select the Media pack that corresponds to the application server you will be using.
- Database from the Oracle Insurance Policy Administration V12.0.1.0 Media Pack from My Oracle Support (Patch 36361936). The database information is listed as a separate download within the Media Pack.
Database Server Requirements
Please do note that the following are recommended. Please do consult specific product documentation for detailed recommendations.
| DB Server | Memory | CPU | Disk |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle Database Server | 4 GB RAM | 3 GHZ total capacity | 10 GB available storage |
| Microsoft SQL Server | 3 GB RAM | 3 GHZ total capacity | 10 GB available storage |
| DB2 Database Server | 3 GB RAM | 3 GHZ total capacity | 10 GB available storage |
Oracle Customer Support
Oracle customers have access to electronic support through My Oracle Support, for information.
Oracle Accessibility
For information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the Oracle Accessibility Learning and Support if you are hearing impaired.
For OIPA Accessibility documentation refer to the OIPA Accessibility Guide under the Policy Administration Libraries of Oracle Help Center (OHC).
