1. Installation Guide
  2. Using Scripts or Response Files to Create Oracle RAC Databases
  3. How Response Files Work
  4. Creating a Database Using Oracle ASM for Database Files in Silent Mode

A.4.2 Creating a Database Using Oracle ASM for Database Files in Silent Mode

Creating an Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) database that uses Oracle Automatic Storage Management (Oracle ASM) for storage is a multi-step process.

Before you create a database that uses Oracle ASM, you must run the root.bat script. For this reason, you cannot create a database using Oracle ASM as the storage option for database files during a silent-mode installation.

Note:

This limitation applies only to databases that use Oracle Automatic Storage Management as the storage option for database files. You can create a database that uses the file system option during a silent-mode installation.
  1. Complete a software-only installation of Oracle RAC using silent-mode.
  2. Optional: Run Oracle Net Configuration Assistant in silent mode.
  3. Run Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) in silent mode.

See Also:

"Perform a Software-Only Installation of Oracle Database"

Parent topic: How Response Files Work