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root.sh and rootinst.sh execution in oracle installation-why required [message #349880]

Tue, 23 September 2008 06:48

mdvreddy
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Could one please tell me whats main use/need of executions of root.sh and rootinst.sh files in oracle installations?. thanks in advance.

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Re: root.sh and rootinst.sh execution in oracle installation-why required [message #353005 is a reply to message #349880]

Fri, 10 October 2008 08:56

mdvreddy
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can anyone answer please to this???

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Re: root.sh and rootinst.sh execution in oracle installation-why required [message #353006 is a reply to message #353005]

Fri, 10 October 2008 09:08

Michel Cadot
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Read them.

Regards
Michel

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Re: root.sh and rootinst.sh execution in oracle installation-why required [message #353099 is a reply to message #353005]

Sat, 11 October 2008 06:16

balaji1482
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Hi,

For Oracle installation on unix/linux, we will be prompted to run a script 'root.sh' from the oracle inventory directory.
this script needs to run the first time only when any oracle product is installed on the server.

It creates the additional directories and sets appropriate ownership and permissions on files for root user.

Regards,
Balaji

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