I am on Solaris using 8.1.7.3 to create an istance
1. startup nomount pfile=init.ora - run this from svrmgrl connected
internal
2. create database command
3. run catalog and catproc (i also run catexp)
4. create my tablespaces
5. create my rollback segments
6. edit init.ora to load rollbacks at s
Oracle 8.1.7 on sun solaris.
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You have to create a new instance first. You do this by using the ORADIM
utility or you could use database configuration assistant. I think most
folks prefer
You will also have to run your create database command giving the system
tablespace and redo log locations. You will want to create a rollback
segment or two and then edit your init file to include the rollback segments
at start time. Then create your tablespaces and you should have an empty
datab
You have to create a new instance first. You do this by using the ORADIM
utility or you could use database configuration assistant. I think most
folks prefer oradim. You did not say what platform/version. This is for
Oracle 8.1 on Win NT/2000
Oradim syntax
ORADIM -NEW -SID -INTPWD -STAR
Something like this, your paths may vary...
copy C:\build_db\initDB.ora D:\Admin\YOURSID\PFILE\initYOURSID.ora
pause
set ORACLE_SID=YOURSID
oradim -new -sid YOURSID -intpwd superman -startmode manual -pfile
D:\Admin\YOURSID\PFILE\initYOURSID.ora
svrmgrl @C:\build_db\build_tablespace.sql
oradim
