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Part No. B10508-01
December 2002
Oracle9i Installation Guide, Release 2 (9.2.0.2) for hp OpenVMS Alpha
Part No. B10508-01
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Contents
Send Us Your Comments ................................................................................................................... ix
Preface............................................................................................................................................................ xi
1 Oracle9i Installation Planning
Oracle9i Installation Overview........................................................................................................ 1-2
Oracle9i Products for Installation .............................................................................................. 1-2
Oracle9i Database Configurations .................................................................................................. 1-4
Environment Descriptions .......................................................................................................... 1-4
Database Configuration Assistant.............................................................................................. 1-5
Installation With Existing Oracle Databases................................................................................. 1-7
System Installation Requirements ................................................................................................. 1-8
Time Requirements ...................................................................................................................... 1-8
Hardware Requirements ............................................................................................................. 1-8
Minimum Hardware Requirements .......................................................................................... 1-8
Disk Space Requirements............................................................................................................ 1-9
Images .......................................................................................................................................... 1-10
Operating System Software Requirements............................................................................. 1-11
Product Dependencies ..................................................................................................................... 1-13
Important Compatibility Issues................................................................................................ 1-13
Additional Product-Specific Installation Requirements....................................................... 1-13
Configuration Restrictions.............................................................................................................. 1-15
Copying Oracle Executables ..................................................................................................... 1-16
Oracle Net Linking Options ........................................................................................................... 1-16
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Silent Mode Installation.................................................................................................................. 1-16
What Is a Silent Installation?..................................................................................................... 1-16
What Is a Response File?............................................................................................................ 1-18
Why Perform a Silent Installation? .......................................................................................... 1-18
Modifying a Response File ........................................................................................................ 1-18
Invoking the Installer. ................................................................................................................ 1-19
2 Release Information
Product Set ........................................................................................................................................... 2-2
Changes and Enhancements ............................................................................................................. 2-2
Initialization Parameters in Oracle9i Release 2 That Have Been Desupported.................. 2-5
Initialization Parameters in Oracle9i Release 2 That Are Becoming Obsolete .................... 2-5
Known Restrictions ............................................................................................................................ 2-6
The following items are not supported: .................................................................................... 2-6
3 CD-ROM Pre-installation Requirements
HP OpenVMS and Installation-Specific Issues and Restrictions ............................................ 3-2
New ORA_ROOT ......................................................................................................................... 3-2
Java Runtime Environment (JRE)............................................................................................... 3-2
Character Mode............................................................................................................................. 3-2
Upgrading and Migrating ........................................................................................................... 3-3
File Systems ................................................................................................................................... 3-3
Optimal Flexible Architecture .................................................................................................... 3-3
Using Hummingbird Exceed ...................................................................................................... 3-3
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Installation Procedure Requirements............................................................................................. 3-4
Oracle Server Database Administrator Account...................................................................... 3-5
Oracle9i Account is NOT the SYS or SYSTEM Account......................................................... 3-6
Oracle9i Account UIC Must Be Greater than MAXSYSGROUP............................................ 3-6
Finding MAXSYSGROUP ........................................................................................................... 3-6
Adding a Record in the User Authorization File (UAF)......................................................... 3-6
Setting Account Privileges .......................................................................................................... 3-8
Setting Account Quotas ............................................................................................................... 3-9
Process Rights for Database Administrators.......................................................................... 3-10
Process Rights for SGA Protection........................................................................................... 3-11
Process Rights for Intelligent Agent (OEMAGENT)............................................................. 3-12
Security Issues with Multiple Databases ................................................................................ 3-12
Completing Account Setup....................................................................................................... 3-12
Verifying Privileges.................................................................................................................... 3-12
HP OpenVMS Alpha SYSGEN Parameters................................................................................. 3-13
Using the Reserved Memory Registry..................................................................................... 3-13
Using AUTOGEN....................................................................................................................... 3-14
HP OpenVMS Alpha System Configuration .............................................................................. 3-16
Setup Tasks to Perform as the SYSTEM User ............................................................................. 3-16
Create an OpenVMS Account to Own Oracle Software....................................................... 3-17
Create an OpenVMS Account to Own the Apache Server................................................... 3-17
Setup Tasks to Perform as the Oracle User ................................................................................. 3-18
Set Permissions for File Creation.............................................................................................. 3-18
Set Display................................................................................................................................... 3-19
Setup Tasks for Oracle Products .................................................................................................... 3-19
Precompilers and Tools ............................................................................................................. 3-19
Network and System Management Products......................................................................... 3-20
4 Installation
Installation Mount Options.............................................................................................................. 4-2
Installation Option, Installing Oracle9i from the Hard Drive................................................... 4-2
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Oracle Universal Installer ................................................................................................................. 4-3
Installing an Oracle9i Database .................................................................................................. 4-3
Installing Oracle9i Client ............................................................................................................. 4-6
Reviewing a Log of an Installation Session............................................................................... 4-8
Installing Real Application Clusters .......................................................................................... 4-9
Completing Installation of Oracle9i Server Enterprise Edition ........................................... 4-11
Non-Interactive Installation and Configuration .................................................................... 4-11
Cleaning Up After a Failed Installation................................................................................... 4-11
5 Post-Installation
Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) ................................................................................... 5-2
Interactive Mode........................................................................................................................... 5-2
Non-interactive Mode.................................................................................................................. 5-2
Using DBCA Response Files ....................................................................................................... 5-4
User Passwords.................................................................................................................................. 5-12
Configuration Tasks to Perform as the System User ................................................................. 5-12
Configuration Tasks to Perform as the Oracle User................................................................... 5-13
Set Initialization Parameters ..................................................................................................... 5-13
Post-Installation for Oracle Products ........................................................................................... 5-14
Oracle Net .................................................................................................................................... 5-14
Oracle Options ............................................................................................................................ 5-15
Shared Server............................................................................................................................... 5-15
Oracle Precompilers ................................................................................................................... 5-16
Oracle Supported Protocols ...................................................................................................... 5-17
Starter Database Contents............................................................................................................... 5-18
Unlocking and Resetting User Passwords.............................................................................. 5-18
Reviewing User Names and Passwords.................................................................................. 5-19
Identifying Databases................................................................................................................. 5-22
Tablespaces and Data Files........................................................................................................ 5-23
Locating the Initialization Parameter File............................................................................... 5-25
Locating Redo Log Files............................................................................................................. 5-25
Locating Control Files................................................................................................................ 5-26
Using Rollback Segments .......................................................................................................... 5-26
Using the Data Dictionary......................................................................................................... 5-26
Adding or Upgrading Products...................................................................................................... 5-27
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Relinking the Oracle Code.............................................................................................................. 5-29
Step 1 Shutdown the Given Database(s)................................................................................ 5-29
Step 2 Remove Images .............................................................................................................. 5-29
Step 3 Invoke the Oracle Installation Utility.......................................................................... 5-29
A Oracle9i Products
Oracle9i Database Components ................................................................................................ A-2
Enterprise Edition......................................................................................................................... A-2
SE List............................................................................................................................................. A-5
Oracle9i Client Components ............................................................................................................ A-8
Runtime Edition............................................................................................................................ A-8
Administrator Edition................................................................................................................ A-11
Product Descriptions........................................................................................................................ A-14
B Oracle9i 64-bit Feature
Introduction to the Oracle9i 64-bit Feature.................................................................................... B-2
Introducing the Oracle9i 64-bit Feature .................................................................................... B-2
Benefits of the Oracle9i 64-bit Feature....................................................................................... B-2
Implementation of the Oracle 64-bit Feature on HP OpenVMS Alpha................................ B-2
Suggested Parameter Settings .......................................................................................................... B-3
Other Recommendations................................................................................................................... B-4
C Oracle Transparent Gateway
System Requirements for Oracle Transparent Gateway............................................................. C-2
RDB Gateway Requirements ...................................................................................................... C-3
RMS Gateway Requirements...................................................................................................... C-4
Tested Gateway Configurations................................................................................................. C-6
Gateway Installation Worksheets .............................................................................................. C-6
Installing Oracle Transparent Gateway.......................................................................................... C-8
Mounting Transparent Gateway from the CD-ROM.............................................................. C-8
Installation Prompts for Transparent Gateway ....................................................................... C-8
Removing Oracle Transparent Gateway ........................................................................................ C-9
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D Apache Server Installation/Configuration
Post-Installation Checklist................................................................................................................ D-2
Run AUTOGEN ............................................................................................................................ D-2
Check Disk Quota......................................................................................................................... D-2
Check for SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE...................................................................................... D-2
Test the Installation ............................................................................................................................ D-3
Browser Test .................................................................................................................................. D-3
TELNET Test ................................................................................................................................. D-3
Troubleshooting............................................................................................................................ D-4
Running the Oracle HTTP Server on OpenVMS ......................................................................... D-4
Starting and Stopping the Server ............................................................................................... D-4
Server Log File............................................................................................................................... D-4
Customizing the Server Environment ....................................................................................... D-8
How to Configure Apache .......................................................................................................... D-8
Modules and Directives............................................................................................................... D-8
Supported and Unsupported Features................................................................................... D-14
File Formats ................................................................................................................................ D-19
File Naming Conventions......................................................................................................... D-20
File Transfer Process and Access Control List....................................................................... D-20
Logical Names............................................................................................................................ D-21
OpenVMS Cluster Considerations.......................................................................................... D-23
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) ......................................................................................... D-24
Security Information ....................................................................................................................... D-27
Process Model............................................................................................................................. D-27
Privileged Images ...................................................................................................................... D-27
Privileges Required to Start and Stop the Server.................................................................. D-28
File Ownership and Protection................................................................................................ D-29
Server Extensions (CGI Scripts)............................................................................................... D-29
suEXEC Not Available for Protecting Script Execution....................................................... D-29
Open Source Licenses ..................................................................................................................... D-29
Apache................................................................................................................................................ D-29
Index
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Preface
Purpose
This guide and the Oracle9i Administrator’s Reference Release 2 (9.2.0.2) for
hp OpenVMS Alpha provide instructions for installing and configuring Oracle9i
Release 2 (9.2.0.2) on hp OpenVMS Alpha systems
. Documentation for the
products that are included with this software is in the Oracle9i generic
documentation set.
Refer to important release information in Chapter 2, "Release Information".
Audience
This document is intended for anyone responsible for installing Oracle9i
Release 2 (9.2.0.2) on OpenVMS Alpha systems.
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Related Documentation
Information about system administration and tuning for a production database
system is provided in the following documents:
■ Oracle9i Administrator’s Reference Release 2 (9.2.0.2) for hp OpenVMS Alpha
■ Oracle9i Database Administrator’s Guide
■ Oracle9i Net Services Administrator’s Guide
â–  Oracle9i Net Services Reference Guide
â–  Oracle9i Database Performance Tuning Guide and Reference
Information about migrating from a previous version of Oracle Server is provided
in Oracle9i Database Migration.
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Oracle9i Installation Planning
This chapter describes the Oracle9i installation types and configurations.
The following topics are included:
â–  Oracle9i Installation Overview
â–  System Installation Requirements
â–  Product Dependencies
â–  Configuration Restrictions
â–  Oracle Net Linking Options
Oracle9i Installation Overview
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Oracle9i Installation Overview
The installation of Oracle9i products has five stages:
1. Planning your installation: Use this chapter to help you plan and prepare for
your installation
. This chapter provides information about products,
installation types, database configurations, and concepts that you should be
aware of during planning and installation.
2. Completing pre-installation tasks: Refer to the release notes for your
platform, and see Chapter 3, "CD-ROM Pre-installation Requirements" in this
guide to complete pre-installation tasks.
3. Installing software: Use the Oracle Universal Installer that is provided on
your CD-ROM to install Oracle products (requires DECWindows Motif). Refer
to Chapter 4, "Installation".
4. Completing the post-installation tasks: Create database objects, establish the
user environment, and configure the installed Oracle products for the local
system
. Refer to Chapter 5, "Post-Installation".
5. Installing the clients: If you want to install client tools, applications, and
client interfaces that are not included on the Oracle9i CD-ROM, then check the
requirements and instructions in the documentation for those products.
The following sections describe the choices of installation for different systems and
environments.
Oracle9i Products for Installation
During installation, you are asked to choose one of two products. These products
are:
â–  Oracle9i Database
â–  Oracle9i Client
Oracle9i Installation Overview
Oracle9i Installation Planning 1-3
Oracle9i Database
The Oracle9i Database is an object-oriented relational database management system
that consists of an Oracle database and an Oracle instance
. It may be installed in
one of three installation types: Enterprise Edition, Standard Edition, or Custom
installation.
â–  Enterprise Edition: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer
installs a preconfigured starter database, licensable Oracle options, networking
services, and Oracle utilities
. The Enterprise Edition contains the set of
products that are most commonly used for database environments.
â–  Standard Edition: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer
installs a preconfigured starter database, networking services, and Oracle
utilities.
â–  Custom: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer installs the
products that you select from the Enterprise Edition and from the Standard
Edition options.
Oracle9i Client
The Oracle9i Client is a front-end database application that connects to the database
through one or more application servers
. Three client installation types are
available: Administrator, Runtime, and Custom.
â–  Administrator: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer
installs networking services, utilities, and basic client software.
â–  Runtime: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer installs
networking services and support files.
â–  Custom: If you select this type, then the Oracle Universal Installer prompts
you to select individual components to install from the components that are
available with Administrator and Runtime.
Oracle9i Database Configurations
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Oracle9i Database Configurations
When you install the Oracle9i database product, you are prompted to select a
database configuration that is suited to your needs
. Select from one of five Oracle9i
database configurations:
1. General Purpose
2. Online Transaction Processing
3. Data Warehouse
4. Customized
5. Software Only
Options one through three are preconfigured databases that you can use for your
Oracle9i database
. Each preconfigured database is designed to provide optimal
support for particular database needs
. Options four and five are configurations for
special needs
. The following section describes some of these configurations.
Environment Descriptions
General Purpose
Users of this database type perform a variety of database tasks, ranging from simple
transactions to complex queries
. Select this database environment for general
purpose use.
Online Transaction Processing
Users of this database type perform large numbers of concurrent transactions, in
which each transaction is a relatively simple operation that is processing a small
amount of data
. Transactions consist of reading, writing, and deleting data in
database tables.
Billing databases, such as those commonly found on Internet commerce sites, are
the most common example of this database configuration
. These databases are also
known as Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) databases.
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