Deinstalling Oracle software from your system is a critical task that requires careful attention to ensure that no unnecessary files are left behind
Read MoreSilent installation allows you to install Oracle Database without any user interaction by using a response file that contains pre-configured settings.
Read Moresrvctl a command-line utility that makes it easier to manage RAC resources. In this post, we’ll go over some basic srvctl commands to help you configure, start, stop, and manage your Oracle RAC databases
As the Grid user, follow these steps to create an ASM disk group using ASMCA
starting ASMCA by navigating to the Oracle home bin directory and executing the command: ./asmca
Now that you have the Oracle Database software installed, it’s time to proceed with the installation of Oracle Database 19c. Follow this step-by-step guide to get started.
If you’re looking for the Oracle Database software installation, click on the link below
Read MoreAs the Oracle user, navigate to the directory where the Oracle software is downloaded. Unzip the software to the Oracle home directory, then run the installer using ./runInstaller
Please find comprehensive guidance on setting up Oracle RAC. This series provides the knowledge needed for a successful installation. Kindly check the list of links below for detailed information and resources
Read MoreAs the Grid user, navigate to the directory where you unzipped the Oracle Grid Infrastructure software, which should be in the Grid home directory
Read MoreIn this part of our Oracle RAC installation pre-check guide, we will focus on configuring the Oracle ASM (Automatic Storage Management) Library Driver, creating ASM disks, and setting up SSH connections for seamless communication between nodes.
Read MoreThis blog guides you through cloning a virtual machine, configuring it with a unique name, and ensuring it has unique MAC addresses. It also covers disk partitioning, attaching disks, and converting them to shareable for your Oracle RAC setup.
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