Yes, just make sure your ORACLE_SID is set correctly when creating or
starting the new database. You can even have multiple databases each
using a diff version of Oracle.
Meomeo Nguyen wrote:
Hi,
Currently I have only one database running on a single host.
Supposedly, I need to create
On my dev box I have following databases running
oraclei@orion ps -ef | grep
pmonoraclei 13487 1 1
21:23:53 ? 2:27 ora_pmon_INTDEV
oraclei 13529 1 1 21:23:57
? 2:18 ora_pmon_INTSTAGE
oraclef 1846 1 1
00:26:03 ? 0:14 ora_pmon_FINTEST
oraclei 25861 1 1 07:41:40
? 1:18
If you
are on Unix make sure your ORACLE_SID environment
variable is set to the database you want to
use.
-Original Message-From: Meomeo Nguyen
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 3:28
PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject:
Simple Oracle
I currently have 4 databases running and am in the process of creating
a 5th one. thisis on a solaris box. It is possible to run as many
instances as disk space and memory will allow. It might not be good for
performance but you can run more than one on the box.
--- Meomeo Nguyen [EMAIL
