Creating The Default Tablespaces; Creating The Default Data User Account - Oracle Retail Place 12.2 Installation Manual

Creating the Default Tablespaces

Creating the Default Tablespaces
When you run the Oracle installer, schemas and tables for the application get installed
on the database you create. For the schemas and tables to install successfully, the
database must include certain default tablespaces.
Use the Oracle 10g Database Configuration Assistant to create a default database with
the tablespaces mentioned in
information on using the Oracle 10g Database Configuration Assistant, see the Oracle
10g Release 2 Installation documentation.
Table 3–1
Tablespace
DATA_01
INDEX_01
SYSTEM
SUSAUX
TEMP
RBS

Creating the Default Data User Account

You must also create a default user account, that can be later specified to the Oracle
Installer. The Oracle Installer connects to the Place database, using this user account,
and installs the schemas and tables.
To create a user account:
At the SQL prompt, type the following statement to create an user and set DATA_
1.
01 as the default tablespace:
CREATE USER <USERNAME> IDENTIFIED BY <USERNAME>
DEFAULT TABLESPACE DATA_01;
Once the user is created, type the following statements to grant access privileges to
2.
the user:
GRANT CONNECT,RESOURCE,CREATE ANY TABLE,CREATE ANY SYNONYM,CREATE VIEW TO
<USERNAME>;
exec dbms_java.grant_permission(
'<USERNAME>','SYS:java.lang.RuntimePermission', 'getClassLoader', '' )
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Table
Business Database Tablespaces
Description
Required. Application tablespace for Place.
Recommended size: 5 GB.
Required. Application tablespace for the indexes of Place, STG,
and ASH.
Recommended size: 5 GB.
System tablespace used for metadata.
System tablespace used for system monitoring.
System tablespace used for temporary system swap space.
System tablespace for automatically resolving data write clashes.
The sizes of tablespaces depend on the amount of data being stored.
Note:
For any sizing recommendations, see
Tablespaces.
3–1, Business Database
Table 3–1, Business Database
Tablespaces. For more