B.3 Installing Oracle 10G; B.3.1 Oracle 10G Installation On Sles 10 - Novell SENTINEL 6.1 SP2 - INSTALLATION GUIDE 02-2010 Installation Manual

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15 Copy the
tnsnames.ora
to the Oracle 11g
ORACLE_HOME
16 Shut down the database and start the database, database listener, Sentinel, and all other
services.

B.3 Installing Oracle 10g

Section B.3.1, "Oracle 10g Installation on SLES 10," on page 161
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Section B.3.2, "Oracle 10g Installation on Red Hat Linux 4," on page 162
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 Section B.3.3, "Oracle 10g Installation on Solaris 10," on page 164

B.3.1 Oracle 10g Installation on SLES 10

1 Follow the installation instructions provided in the SLES 10 installation manual. Install SLES
10 with the filesystem and default packages along with Oracle Server Base, C/C++
ext3
Compiler and Tools.
2 Log in as root.
3 Install the SLES 10 Service pack. Verify the service pack information by using the following
command:
SPident
or
cat /etc/SuSE-release
The following result is expected:
CONCLUSION: System is up-to-date!
Found SLES-10-x86_64-current
4 The account for the oracle user is disabled. Enable the account by changing the shell for the
oracle user from
/bin/false
the file.
/etc/passwd
5 Set a new password for the oracle user by using YaST or by using the following command:
/usr/bin/passwd oracle
6 Change the default Oracle environment set by
6a Change the Oracle home directory by editing the
profile.d/oracle.sh
6b The default
ORACLE_SID
file.
oracle.sh
7 Set the kernel parameters by using the following command:
/usr/sbin/rcoracle start
8 Change to the
oracle
su - oracle
9 Change to the database directory and run
The Oracle Universal Installer screen is displayed.
10 Accept the default inventory directory or browse and select a new directory, then click Next.
, ,
listener.ora sqlnet.ora
.
ORACLE_HOME
to by using YaST user administration or by editing
/bin/bash
orarun
file.
value is set to orcl. Change it to ESEC in
user:
./runinstaller
files from the Oracle 10g source
, if required:
variable in
ORACLE_HOME
/etc/profile.d/
.
/etc/
Oracle Setup 161