This is fourth post on step by step building Oracle RAC Database on your desktop / laptop using VMWare (Virtual Machine) For previous three posts visit Try installing Orcale RAC on your laptop RAC Part I – Install Virtual Machine and Linux RAC Part II – Install Virtual Disk and Network Card In this post […]
Read MoreThis is Part II of Step by Step RAC configuration on your laptop/desktop without investing anything extra on hardware (Free) using virtual server, virtual hard disk and virtual network cards. For first two posts visit Try installing Orcale RAC on your laptop RAC Part I – Install Virtual Machine and Linux In this Part II, […]
Read MoreThis is first step for step by step Installation of Oracle RAC Database on single machine using VMWare Server. for overview visit http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com/2007/07/are-you-scared-of-oracle-rac-database.html Broad level for Part I Install VMWare and Linux – Download, Register and Install VMWare Server – Download and Install Red Hat Linux ES 3 – Add virtual network card for interconnect […]
Read MoreI saw an interesting post on Oracle Real Application Cluster Database at Kirk’S Blog Who’s afraid of the big bad RAC Biggest challenge in learning / understanding RAC is lack of hands on experience because of expensive hardware, network cards, interconnect and cluster file system. In this and coming posts I’ll cover step by step […]
Read MoreNext step in installing SOA Suite after installing 10.2.0.1 database is to upgrade this oracle database to version 10.2.0.2 (4547817). For Oracle Database 10.2.0.1 Installation Step and Software location click here If you selected Standard Edition during 10.2.0.1 database installation, you can skip this database upgrade step. This is because for Enetrprise Edition Database, SOA […]
Read MoreYou all might be familiar with oraInventory & its importance so lets take a look at few common things about it like binary/xml inventory, What to do if Inventory is corrupted , What is global / Local Inventory and where to find documentation related to oraInventory . What is oraInventory ? oraInventory is repository (directory) […]
Read MoreYesterday I discussed about backup Overview & cold backup if you have not gone though it you can read it from http://becomeappsdba.blogspot.com/2006/09/backup-recovery-in-oracle-apps.html Yesterday I mentioned that I am going to post about hot backup scripts , here it comes Enable Archive Log First check if your database is in Archive mode SQL> archive log list […]
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