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response files, 4-11
setting permissions for creation, 3-18
supported file systems, 3-3
G
general purpose database. See database
environments, 1-4
GENPARAMS parameter, 3-15
global database name
defined, 5-22
groups
OSDBA and OSOPER, 5-12
H
hardware
memory, 1-8
requirements, 1-8
home directory, 3-17
I
identifiers, process rights, 3-10
images
described, 1-10
removing, 5-29
INDX tablespace, described, 5-23
INDX01.DBF
data file, 5-23
tablespace contained in, 5-23
initialization parameter file
description, 5-25
in database, 5-25
init.ora, 5-25
initialization parameters
desupported, 2-5
obsolescent, 2-5
Initialize command, formatting a new disk to
ODS-5, 2-4
installActions.log file, 4-8
installation
aborted, 4-11
character mode, 3-2
cleaning up, 4-11
non-interactive, 3-2, 4-11
described, 4-11
response files, 4-11
oracle software owner, 3-16
post-installation tasks, 5-1
pre-installation tasks, 3-1
requirements
environment, 3-19
Optimal Flexible Architecture, 3-3
installation types
with Oracle9i, A-2
with Oracle9i Client, A-8
with Oracle9i Enterprise Edition, A-2
with Oracle9i server, A-2
installing
procedure requirements, 3-4
instances
account required to start, 3-12
interMedia
requirements, 1-14
SYSTEM tablespace, 5-15
interMedia Text
data dictionary space requirements, 1-14, 5-15
issues and restrictions, port-specific, 3-2
J
Java Runtime Environment
modifying, cautions about, 3-20
requirements, 1-14, 3-2
requirements for, 3-20
JRE. See Java Runtime Environment
K
Kerberos authentication
requirements, 1-15
L
linking Oracle Net, 1-16
LRS
See Log roll-forward server (LRS), B-1
lsnrctl command, 3-20
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