Alter Directory Ownership And Privileges - Oracle Retail Data Warehouse Installation Manual

Create RDW database directory structure:
2.
Create RDW code directory structure:
3.

Alter Directory Ownership and Privileges

For added security, alter the directory ownership and privileges.
Log in as the root user (in the <base_directory>/rdw13.0 directory).
1.
Change the following as indicated in the table below:
2.
Directory
retek
dev
dbasql
For example: cd <base_directory>/rdw13.0
chown –R rdw13dev dev
chgrp –R dev dev
chmod –R 775 dev
Log in to the database server as UNIX user rdwdba. This user owns the database
directory structure.
Extract the files from the downloaded zip file. FTP (in binary mode) the tar file,
rdw13_db.zip, to <database_directory> on the UNIX server where the rdw13
database will be created. The <database_directory> directory is a working
directory that should be designated at this time. As the rdwdba user, extract the
rdw13_db.zip file by typing the following at the UNIX prompt:
unzip rdw13_db.zip
Log in to the database server as the UNIX user oretail. This user owns the code
directory structure.
FTP (in binary mode) the file rdw13_code.zip to a base directory where you wish
to permanently store the RDW code directory. This base directory should be on
the UNIX server where the RDW database will be created. The base directory is
a working directory that you should designate at this time. As the oretail user,
extract the rdw13_code.zip file in the base directory specified above by entering
the following at the UNIX prompt:
unzip rdw13_code.zip
It is highly recommended that clients have a separate
Note:
server for production installations. To set up a production
environment; create a prd directory, then copy the dev
directory structure to the production server, and use the
<base_directory>/rdw13.0/prd as the code directory
structure on that server. A prd group is needed and a
separate prd user should be created as well.
the ownership (chown –R <owner> <directory>)
the group (chgrp –R <user group> <directory>)
the privileges (chmod –R <privs> <directory>)
Owner
oretail
rdw13dev
rdwdba – Oracle
Group Privilege
dba 775
dev 775
dba 774
Alter Directory Ownership and Privileges
Database Installation Guide 5