Database Reference
In-Depth Information
Please select one of the following for Database Deployment [1 .. 3]:
1 => EE : Enterprise Edition
2 => RACONE
3 => RAC
Selected value is: RACONE
Please select one of the following for Database Class [1 .. 5]:
1 => Very Small
2 => Small
3 => Medium
4 => Large
5 => Extra Large
The last question to be asked while installing an Oracle RAC One database is about configuring the database
console. Just as with the RAC configuration, you can say yes or no.
Do you want to set up the EM Dbconsole for this database: [ Y | N ]?
As with the RAC installation, once the
oakcli
command has completed, you will be able to see the newly created
database in the Cluster Ready Services (CRS) stack. Listing 4-7 shows the stack for the database just created.
Listing 4-7.
Cluster Ready Services (CRS) Output
[grid@patty bin]$ ./crsctl status res -t
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NAME TARGET STATE SERVER STATE_DETAILS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cluster Resources
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ora.bcrac1.bcrac1_racone.svc
1 ONLINE ONLINE selma
ora.bcrac1.db
1 ONLINE ONLINE selma Open
The example of the
crsctl
output in Listing 4-7 shows that the RAC One database was created and is located on
the Selma server. Additionally, the database is open and accessible to end users.
Single Instance (EE Option)
Setting up a single instance database on the Oracle Database Appliance is just as simple as the options you've
seen so far. To create a single instance database, you start off the same way as you did for the RAC and RAC One
configurations. For example:
[oracle@patty bin]$su -
[root@patty bin]$cd /opt/oracle/oak/bin
[root@patty bin]$ ./oakcli create database -db bcsingle
Your database name needs to be different as well. In the preceding example, the name
bcsingle
is used. When
executed, you will be prompted about the type of database you want to be created. After selecting the type of database to
create, you are asked which node you would like to have the database created on. Listing 4-8 provides an example of the
question about what node to install the database. Then the installer will ask you the normal questions, like configuring
a RAC or RAC One database. As with the previous runs of the
oakcli
command for the other database types, you will be
prompted to select the installation type and size, and asked whether the database console should be created.
