Index
A
C
- candidate disks 3.8.3
- CDBs 2.3, 6.6
- character sets 3.3.9
- certification matrix 1.3
- changing
- product languages 3.3.5
- changing host names 6.1
- character sets 3.3.9
- CLUSTER_DATABASE_INSTANCES 3.8.4
- cluster databases
- Cluster Manager
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Cluster Verification Utility
- cluvfy comp healthcheck 4.2.4
- commands
- components
- created when using DBCA 6.7
- configToolAllCommands A.9.3
- configToolAllCommands script A.9.1
- connect descriptors 6.10.2
- connection load balancing 6.11
- Connection Manager
- See: Oracle Connection Manager
- control files
- converting
- to Oracle Real Application Clusters from single-instance Oracle databases A
- creating Oracle RAC databases
- cron jobs 1.3
D
- database
- Database Agent
- Database Agent process 6.10.6
- Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
- components created by 6.7
- control files 6.7.2
- creating Oracle Real Application Clusters database
- after installation 3.8.1
- data files 6.7.1
- deleting databases 3.10
- initialization parameter files 6.9
- Initialization Parameters page 3.8.4
- List of Cluster Databases page 3.10
- no longer sets LOCAL_LISTENER and REMOTE_LISTENER 6.12.2
- Operations page 3.10
- Oracle ASM Disk Groups page 3.8.3
- redo log files 6.7.3
- response file A.5.1
- rollback segments 6.8
- running in silent mode A.7
- Summary dialog 3.10
- tablespaces 6.7.1
- using 3.1
- data files
- daylight savings time
- and TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE data 2.5
- DB_NAME 3.8.4
- DB_UNIQUE_NAME 3.8.4
- DBCA
- configuring Automatic memory Management 3.3.8
- dbca.rsp file A.5.1
- DBSNMP user
- password requirements 3.3.7
- dedicated servers 6.11.3
- deinstall.bat 7.2
- deinstallation
- deinstall command
- deleting databases
- using DBCA 3.10
- deprecated features
- service management 3.3.10
- directory objects 4.3.5
- directory structures B
- domain user
- used in installation 1.2
I
L
M
N
O
- operating system
- Administrators group 1.2
- Optimal Flexible Architecture (OFA) 2.6.1, 3.10, B.2
- ORA_DBA group A.5.2
- ORAchk
- and Upgrade Readiness Assessment 1.3
- ORACLE_BASE
- default value 2.6.1
- ORACLE_BASE_CONFIG D.1.3, D.4
- ORACLE_BASE_HOME D.1.2, D.4
- ORACLE_HOME D.4
- Oracle ASM
- Oracle base config D.1.3
- Oracle base home D.1.2
- Oracle Cluster Registry port E.4
- Oracle Clusterware
- Oracle Connection Manager
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle Database
- upgrades of 3.3.2
- Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
- See: Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA)
- Oracle Database Upgrade Assistant 3.5
- Oracle Data Guard
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle Event Manager
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle home
- Oracle Home name 2.6.2
- Oracle Net Configuration Assistant (NETCA)
- Oracle Net Services listener
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle Notification Services (ONS)
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle RAC
- software-only install 2.4.1
- Oracle RAC deployment 1.1
- Oracle RAC One Node
- and server pools 5.4
- Oracle Real Application Clusters
- Oracle Real Application Clusters One Node
- databases, creating 3.9
- Oracle Restart
- password file A.8.1
- Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)
- response files A.5.1
- Oracle Upgrade Companion 3.3.2
- Oracle XML DB
- ports, ranges, and protocols E.4
- OUI
- See: Oracle Universal Installer (OUI)
P
- passwords 3.3.7
- PDBs 2.3, 3.1, 6.6
- PGA 3.3.8
- and memory management 1.3
- pluggable databases
- See: PDBs
- Pluggable Databases 3.1
- policy-based management 5.1.2
- ports 4.1.2
- access URLs E.2
- Cluster Manager E.4
- configured for applications E.2
- default ranges E.1, E.4
- Oracle Cluster Registry E.4
- Oracle Clusterware E.4
- Oracle Connection Manager E.4
- Oracle Data Guard E.4
- Oracle Event Manager E.4
- Oracle Net Services listener E.4
- Oracle Notification Services (ONS) E.4
- Oracle Real Application Clusters E.4
- Oracle Services for Microsoft Transaction Server E.4
- Oracle XML DB E.4
- portlist.ini E.2
- postinstallation
- preconfigured database installation types 3.3.5.1
- proxy realm 1.3
R
- RAC
- See: Oracle Real Application Clusters
- read/write oracle home D.4
- readme.txt file E.2
- read only Oracle home D.2
- read-only oracle home D.1.1, D.1.2, D.4
- read-only Oracle home D.1.3
- recommendations
- secure response files after modification A.5.2
- recompiling invalid objects
- on a non-CDB 4.1.4
- redo log files
- remote listeners 6.12.4.2
- removing software 7.1
- response file mode A.4
- See also: response files
- response files
- rollback segments
- described 6.8
- roohctl -enable D.2
S
- SCAN VIP 6.10.4.2
- scripts to create an Oracle Real Application Clusters database A.1
- seamless patching D.1.1
- security
- selecting passwords 3.3.7
- server categorization 5.1.1
- server hardware 1.2
- server parameter files (SPFILE)
- about 6.9
- server pools 5.1
- service registration 6.10.7, 6.12.1
- services
- singleton and uniform 5.1.3
- setup.bat A.6
- SGA 3.3.8
- and memory management 1.3
- shared servers 6.11.3
- SID
- See: system identifiers (SID)
- silent mode
- See: response file moderesponse files.
- singleton services 5.1.3
- software
- sqlnet.ora files 6.12.5
- sysasm privilege
- storage tasks requiring 3.8.3
- SYSAUX tablespace
- description 6.7.1
- system identifier (SID)
- selecting 3.3.6
- SYSTEM tablespace
- description 6.7.1
- SYSTEM user
- password requirements 3.3.7
- SYS user
- password requirements 3.3.7