Install Oracle 9i on Windows 2003 Server

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Introduction

I recently installed Oracle 9i on Windows Server 2003 R2 Service Pack 1 and

made the following notes. I used the Oracle discs for version 9.2.0.1.0. Note that

some text has been blurred to protect the anonymity of the client.

Downloaded latest patchset from metalink (in this case it was Patch 9.2.0.7 for

win32; p4163445_92070_WINNT.zip).

IMPORTANT: Sometimes I find better ways of doing things after I've taken

the screenshots. Be sure to refer to the text below each screen shot for any

alterations.

Run OUI

Remove the ORACLE_HOME environment variable if it exists.

Insert Oracle disc 1 and select "Install/Deinstall Products". This runs the Oracle

Universal Installer.

Welcome

Click Next.

File Locations

We put oracle into D:\oracle\ora92. Click Next.

Available Products

Select Oracle9i Database 9.2.0.1.0 and Click Next.

Installation Types

Select Custom and Click Next.

Available Product Components

Deselect "Enterprise Edition Options", select "Oracle Management Pack for

Oracle Standard Edition 9.2.0.1.0" under "Oracle Enterprise Manager Products

9.2.0.1.0. Click Next.

Component Locations

Made sure all components went into D:\oracle. Click Next.

Oracle Management Server Repository

Select "The Management Server will require a new repository" and click Next.

Create Database

Select Yes and click Next.

Summary

Review the options and space requirements and click Install.

Install

If you want to watch the log as it goes, fire up Cygwin and do something like

below. This will probably slow down the installation though:

michael@questtest ~

$ cd c:

michael@questtest /cygdrive/c

$ cd Program\ Files/Oracle/Inventory/logs

michael@questtest /cygdrive/c/Program Files/Oracle/Inventory/logs

$ tail -f installActions2006-07-11_12-01-41PM.log

Disk Location

Don't forget you'll have to swap discs!

Oracle Net Configuration Assistant

Welcome

Select "Perform typical configuration" and click Next.

Database Configuration Assistant

DBCA: Welcome

Click Next.

DBCA: Step 1 of 8: Operations

Select "Create a database" and click Next.

DBCA: Step 2 of 8: Database Templates

Select "New database" and click Next.

DBCA: Step 3 of 8: Database Identification

We enter the same name for the global name and your SID. Click Next.

DBCA: Step 4 of 8: Database Identification

Deselect "Example Schemas" and say yes to delete the tablespace in the dialogue

box. Click Next.

DBCA: Step 5 of 8: Database Connection Options

Select "Dedicated Server Mode" and click Next.

DBCA: Step 6 of 8: Initialization Parameters

These vary depending on the application and the hardware. The values I used are

in the screen shot.

Change the Database Character Set to AL32UTF8.

The default block size and sort area are OK.

The default file locations are OK too.

Turn on Archive Log Mode. Consider using another drive/partition for these.

Click Next.

DBCA: Step 7 of 8: Database Storage

Review the locations of the database files. Control file on D:, Y: and Z:.

Tablespaces on Y:, Redo logs on Z:. Click Next.

DBCA: Step 8 of 8: Creation Options

Select "Generate Database Creation Scripts" to save your choices. Click Finish.

Summary

Saved HTML file for reference at C:\Quest\database-summary.html, then click

Scripts should be created. Click OK.

The first couple of times we got error ORA-03113 here. This was because the

user we were installing as wasn't in the administrators group on the local

machine.

Enter your SYS and SYSTEM passwords and click Exit.

Enterprise Manager Configuration Assistant

EMCA: Step 1 of 3: Welcome

Click Next.

EMCA: Step 2 of 7: Create New Repository Options

Select custom and click Next.

EMCA: Step 3 of 7: Select Database Location

Select "In another existing database" and click Next.

EMCA: Step 4 of 7: Select Database for Repository

Enter the details for SYSTEM, the service as "localhost:1521:your SID", and click

EMCA: Step 5 of 7: Repository Login Information

Enter a password twice and click Next.

EMCA: Step 6 of 7: Select Repository User Tablespaces

Defaults are fine. Click Next.

EMCA: Step 7 of 7: Create Repository Summary

Review and click Finish.

Another quick cup of tea.

Click close.

End of Installation

Click Exit.

Apply Latest Patchset

Login to Metalink and click on "Patches and Updates". Click "Simple Search"

under patches. Search by "Product or Family", enter "RDBMS Server", select

9.2.0.x where x is the highest number. The platform is "Microsoft Windows (32-

bit)".

At the time of writing, 9.2.0.8 was the highest patch level, but wasn't available

for 32-bit Windows so I took 9.2.0.7. Download the patchset and unzip to

somewhere outside of ORACLE_HOME, e.g. C:\Oracle_patch.

Run C:\Oracle_path\Disk1\setup.exe. This starts the Oracle Universal Installer.

Note: this is a different version of the OUI than the one you installed from the

CD. You must use this newer version.

From Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Services, stop the following

services:

OracleOraHome92Agent

OracleOraHome92TNSListener

OracleOraHome92ManagementServer (asks for credentials - use

sysman/oem_temp)

OracleServiceyour SID

OracleOraHome92HTTPServer

Welcome

Click Next.

Specify File Locations

Enter OraHome92 into the name field and this should update the path to your

ORACLE_HOME. Click Next.

If any services are still running you'll see this:

Summary

Click Install.

Install

Fancy a brew?

End of Installation

Click Exit, then restart the following services:

OracleOraHome92Agent

OracleOraHome92TNSListener

OracleOraHome92ManagementServer

Upgrade the database

Run SQL*Plus as SYS, restart the database and run the upgrade script. Note that

this took around 30 mins for just one smallish OpenACS schema:

SHUTDOWN ABORT

STARTUP

SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE

STARTUP MIGRATE

SPOOL C:\patch.log

@D:\Oracle\ora92\rdbms\admin\catpatch.sql

SPOOL OFF

Review C:\patch.log for any errors (there were none). Restart the database in the

normal way.

Note: I forgot this step and it didn't manifest itself until I tried to drop a user,

which gave the error:

drop user user cascade;

ERROR at line 1:

ORA-01001: invalid cursor

ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [qmxiUnpPacked2], [121], [], [], [],

[], [], []

Detailed instructions can be found accompanying the patchset.

Sep 2006

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