Database Reference
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Prompts for root and oracle Users (Passwords Not Typed)
Please enter the 'root' user password:
Please re-enter the 'root' user password:
Please enter the 'oracle' user password:
Please re-enter the 'oracle' user password:
INFO: 2013-11-12 18:18:44: Setting up ssh
............done
SUCCESS: Ran /usr/bin/rsync -tarvz /opt/oracle/oak/onecmd/ root@192.168.16.25:/opt/oracle/oak/onecmd
--exclude=*zip --exclude=*gz --exclude=*log --exclude=*trc --exclude=*rpm and it returned: RC=0
sending incremental file list
./
T4DBTemplate.dbt
delete_databse.params
tmp/
tmp/DoAllcmds-20131112175008.sh
tmp/DoAllcmds.sh
tmp/all_nodes
tmp/bcsingleDBTemplate.dbt
tmp/db_nodes
tmp/dbca-bcsingle.sh
tmp/dbupdates-bcsingle.lst
tmp/dbupdates-bcsingle.sh
tmp/priv_ip_group
tmp/racclonepl.sh
tmp/u01apporacleproduct11.2.0.3dbhome_5-optoracleoakpkgreposorapkgsDB11.2.0.3.7Basedb112.tar.gz.out
tmp/vip_node
sent 8774 bytes received 8945 bytes 35438.00 bytes/sec
total size is 17857762 speedup is 1007.83
..........done
..........done
...
SUCCESS: All nodes in /opt/oracle/oak/onecmd/tmp/db_nodes are pingable and alive.
INFO: 2013-11-12 18:19:51: Successfully setup the ssh
INFO: 2013-11-12 18:19:52: Deleting the database bcodatst. It will take few minutes. Please wait...
...
...
SUCCESS: 2013-11-12 18:23:54: Successfully deleted the database bcodatst
Database Configuration Assistant
As you can see, Oracle has implemented very simple ways for creating and deleting an Oracle database from the
Oracle Database Appliance. This simplicity is driven by many of the Oracle utilities that are available from the Oracle
Home directories. However, while the command line is nice and simple, you also have a GUI option available in the
form of the Database Configuration Assistant. It's abbreviated as DBCA, and you'll most often here it referred to in
that way.
