In this part of our article series, we will install Oracle Database 19C, which is the last step of the Single Instance (Standalone) 19C Database system with Oracle Grid Infrastructure.
Part-1: Installing the Operating System
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Part–2: Grid Infrastructure Setup
https : //dbtut.com/index.php/2023/10/16/single-instance-19c-database-installation-2/
You can download Oracle Database 19C installation files from the link below with a free membership.
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We can start the installation by connecting to our operating system and opening a new terminal.
# su - oracle
$ cd / home / oracle
$ . . setEnv
$ . . db
$ cd $ ORACLE _ HOME
$ unzip V98206301 . zip
. / runInstaller
First, we will install the software. Next we will create the database. We continue by selecting NEXT, with “Set Up Software Only” selected.
We continue by clicking NEXT, with the subject of our article, “Single instance database installation” selected.
We continue our installation process by clicking NEXT with “Enterprise Edition” selected.
It asks us for the Oracle Base directory. This came automatically from the variables we set. We continue by saying NEXT.
We select all groups as “DBA”. This part may vary depending on your management policy. We are currently preparing the test environment and continue by clicking NEXT with all sections selected as dba.
We will not run a script during installation. For this reason, we continue by saying NEXT.
We had previously received a warning about SWAP during the Grid installation.. Likewise, we continue by clicking NEXT, with “Ignore All” selected in the upper right corner.
We accept the warning.
A final breakdown is given. We start the installation by clicking INSTALL.
It is just software, the installation will be completed quickly.
We run the .sh file that appears on the screen with our root user and after running it, we press the “OK” button.
# cd /u01/app/oracle/product/19.0.0.0/db
# ./root.sh
Software installation is completed. Now we will create our database. This process will be done with the DBCA assistant.
# su - oracle
$ cd / home / oracle
$ . . setEnv
$ . . db
$ dbca
We continue by clicking NEXT, with Create Database selected.
We continue by clicking NEXT, with Advanced Configuration selected.
We continue by clicking NEXT, with Custom Database selected.
We determine the database name and SID name and continue by clicking NEXT.
Since the installation will be on the grid, we select the “Use following for the database attiributes” option and continue by clicking NEXT with +DATA selected in the “Database file location” field.
It wants space from us for FRA. I marked this field as +DATA in the photo, but it will be +FRA. Please let’s be careful.
We continue by saying NEXT without changing this part.
We continue by saying NEXT without changing this part.
We continue by saying NEXT without changing this part.
We may need to use Enterprise Manager Express later. We continue by saying NEXT without changing this part.
We set a password for SYS and SYSTEM and continue by clicking NEXT.
Now the last step is, we continue by saying NEXT without changing this part.
It gives one final document. We start the installation by clicking Finish.
This process may take some time.
installation is finished. We can connect it to our database.
# sqlplus / as sysdba
SQL* Plus : Release 19.0.0.0.0 - Production on Tue April 01 20 : 08 : 56 2020
Version 19.3.0.0.0
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