runInstaller Command
The runInstaller command provides various flags that you can use without specifying any command option.
Syntax
runInstaller [-silent [-ignorePrereqFailure]] [-responseFile responsefilename] [-executePrereqs] [-executeConfigTools [-skipStackCheck]]
[-debug] [-applyOneOffs list_of_patch_directory_locations] [-nApplyOneOffs directory_containing_multiple_patches]
[-executeRootScript -configMethod <ROOT | SUDO> [-sudoPath sudo_binary_path] [-sudoUserName sudo_user_name]]]Parameters
Table: runInstaller Command Parameters
| Parameter | Mandatory? | Description |
|---|---|---|
-silent | No | Run the installer in the silent mode. You can either provide a response file path for inputs or a list of command line variable value pairs. |
-ignorePrereqFailure | No | Specify this option to ignore all prerequisite checks failures. |
-responseFile responsefilename | No | Absolute path of the response file, which has installation option values. |
-debug | No | Run the Oracle AI Database installer in the debug mode. |
-applyOneOffs list_of_patch_directory_locations | No | Apply one-off patches to the Oracle AI Database home. You can pass multiple one-off patches as a comma separated list of locations. |
-nApplyOneOffs directory_containing_multiple_patches | No | Specify a path to a location that contains multiple one-off patches to apply to the Oracle Grid Infrastructure home. |
-executeConfigTools | No | Run the configuration tools for an installed Oracle AI Database home. Note: You can use this parameter only with other commands, such as |
-skipStackCheck | No | Skip the stack status check. |
-executePrereqs | No | Run prerequisite checks to ensure that all necessary conditions and requirements are met before proceeding with the installation or configuration process. |
-executeRootScript | No | Specify this option to run the root script automatically. Note: You can use this parameter only with other commands such as |
-configMethod <ROOT | SUDO> | No | Specify the configuration method to use for automatic root script execution. It can be either as the root user or as a sudo user. |
-sudoPath sudo_binary_path | No | Absolute path of the sudo program binaries. |
-sudoUserName sudo_user_name | No | Name of the user who is in the sudoers list and can run the root scripts. |
-help | No | Displays runInstaller command help. |
Example
The following example shows you how to install the Oracle AI Database software using a response file.
runInstaller -silent -ignorePrereqFailure -responseFile /u01/app/oracle/product/23.0.0/dbhome_1/install/response/db_install.rsp