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Setting up and configuring Oracle 11g on a localhost
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Chukwu Chigozie
Oct 31, 2012, 6:47:55 PM10/31/12
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Good day wonderful people.
I am a new timer into the DBA (Oracle) world. I ve been trying to
setup 11g db on my PC to no avail.
Can someone guide throug on how to setup and configure my db on my
loalhost.
There re somany parameter to consider; listner, oraclenet and so on.
I am trying to install 11g release (OUI) into my windows XP.
Please help. I am going crazy coz I need it for practice in pursuit of
OCA (1z0-051)
I am a new timer into the DBA (Oracle) world. I ve been trying to
setup 11g db on my PC to no avail.
Can someone guide throug on how to setup and configure my db on my
loalhost.
There re somany parameter to consider; listner, oraclenet and so on.
I am trying to install 11g release (OUI) into my windows XP.
Please help. I am going crazy coz I need it for practice in pursuit of
OCA (1z0-051)
joel garry
Oct 31, 2012, 8:16:46 PM10/31/12
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http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24283/toc.htm#BGBEEBAD
jg
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@home.com is bogus.
BGBEEBAD lol windows haters in windows install guide.
Mladen Gogala
Nov 1, 2012, 2:54:30 AM11/1/12
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On Wed, 31 Oct 2012 15:47:55 -0700, Chukwu Chigozie wrote:
> There re somany parameter to consider; listner, oraclenet and so on.
> I am trying to install 11g release (OUI) into my windows XP.
Windows XP is no longer supported. At least Vista is required, preferably
> There re somany parameter to consider; listner, oraclenet and so on.
> I am trying to install 11g release (OUI) into my windows XP.
Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008, R2 (not to be confused with the freshly
released Windows 8). You can get a great free version of Windows at
http:// www.centos.org. It doesn't cost you anything and Oracle 11G works
out of the box.
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John Hurley
Nov 1, 2012, 6:30:50 AM11/1/12
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Chukwu:
# I am a new timer into the DBA (Oracle) world.
No such thing unfortunately ... becoming an Oracle DBA and getting
hired as one takes many years.
# Ive been trying to setup 11g db on my PC to no avail.
Jeffrey Hunter has a whole bunch of excellent set it up articles ...
all the steps ... all the details ...
http://www.idevelopment.info
Click the oracle link on left hand side and ( very carefully ) choose
one of the setups that makes sense to you.
A machine running XP won't cut it probably ... lots of
alternatives ... could put up a vm under virtual box and then run
linux on that ...
Make sure you match your machines operating system and requirements to
what Jeffrey lists as pre-requisites for the option you select.
Have fun!
# I am a new timer into the DBA (Oracle) world.
No such thing unfortunately ... becoming an Oracle DBA and getting
hired as one takes many years.
# Ive been trying to setup 11g db on my PC to no avail.
Jeffrey Hunter has a whole bunch of excellent set it up articles ...
all the steps ... all the details ...
http://www.idevelopment.info
Click the oracle link on left hand side and ( very carefully ) choose
one of the setups that makes sense to you.
A machine running XP won't cut it probably ... lots of
alternatives ... could put up a vm under virtual box and then run
linux on that ...
Make sure you match your machines operating system and requirements to
what Jeffrey lists as pre-requisites for the option you select.
Have fun!
Mladen Gogala
Nov 1, 2012, 7:58:49 AM11/1/12
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On Thu, 01 Nov 2012 03:30:50 -0700, John Hurley wrote:
> A machine running XP won't cut it probably ... lots of alternatives ...
> could put up a vm under virtual box and then run
On windows boxes, Hyper-V beats all the alternatives, including VMware.
> A machine running XP won't cut it probably ... lots of alternatives ...
> could put up a vm under virtual box and then run
VirtualBox doesn't even play in the same league. VirtualBox on Linux is a
rather crappy product, leaks memory all over the place. Two virtual
machines, 4GB RAM each, when running together take 12GB RAM. I wouldn't
use it on Windows. Hyper-V is much, much better.
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