Running Database Configuration Assistant in Response File Mode
Use this procedure to run Database Configuration Assistant in response file mode.
To create an Oracle Database Configuration Assistant response file:
To run the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant using the response file you just created, run Oracle Database Configuration Assistant in a silent or a response file mode using the following syntax:
C:\ORACLE_HOME\bin> dbca {-progressOnly | -silent} -responseFile local_dir/dbca.rsp
where:
-
-silent
runs Oracle Database Configuration Assistant in the silent mode -
-progressOnly
runs Oracle Database Configuration Assistant in the response file mode -
local_dir
is the full path of the directory where you copied thedbca.rsp
response file template.
For example:
C:\> ORACLE_HOME\bin> dbca -progressOnly -responseFile C:\oracle_response_files\mydbca.rsp
As an alternative to creating a database using a response file, you can run dbca
at the command line by specifying all the required information as command line options. Database Configuration Assistant writes progress messages to stdout
. For information about the list of options supported, enter the following command:
C:\ORACLE_HOME\bin\dbca -help