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Todd
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Brian
Sent: Thursday, March 28, 2002 6:53 PM
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If you haven't already done this, the find's are unneeded.
How about replacing 1,3,4 with:
create dba group
usermod -l oracle -g dba oracle2
Since the ownership's in UNIX
If you haven't already done this, the find's are unneeded.
How about replacing 1,3,4 with:
create dba group
usermod -l oracle -g dba oracle2
Since the ownership's in UNIX are by UID, if the username is changed
then all the files are now owned by the new username(same UID).
shutdown
BACKUP
Surprised to not see a backup of the DB and $ORACLE_BASE after #2.
You can combine #3 #4 with find / -user oracle2 -exec chown oracle:dba
{} \; as long as oracle2 is the only member of the dba2 group and you're
not using the oinstall as oracle2's default group.
I think #4 should be -group
Sorry, I should have specified the backup was first. Thanks for the
sanity check Brian!
Todd
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Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 12:06 PM
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Surprised to not see a backup of the DB and $ORACLE_BASE after #2.
You can combine #3
Todd Carlson wrote:
Solaris 5.8 Oracle 8.1.7.2
Has anyone successfully renamed the Oracle user on a solaris box? At the
moment I don't a test box and this is a rarely used development system.
The current Oracle user and group are oracle2 and dba2. We have to
change it to match our
