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creation of new database in already running server [message #63285] Fri, 24 September 2004 01:44 Go to next message
Harikishan
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Registered: August 2003
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Hi   We have a database running on oracle 8.1.7 for a location. Now the requirement is I need to create a new database in same server which is totally independent of existing database. How can so this. and whats the procedure? also let me know how its diffrent from creating a new instance.

Thx in advance

Hari

 

 
Re: creation of new database in already running server [message #63287 is a reply to message #63285] Fri, 24 September 2004 02:55 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Dilip
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Registered: January 2002
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Hi

firsr tell me on which O/S your database is running

creating a new database is very simple process if u let me know the operating system then i give a solution

D.Dilip
Re: creation of new database in already running server [message #63289 is a reply to message #63287] Fri, 24 September 2004 03:40 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Harikishan
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Registered: August 2003
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My OS is windows 2000 server. can you give solution
Hari
Re: creation of new database in already running server [message #63291 is a reply to message #63285] Fri, 24 September 2004 04:49 Go to previous messageGo to next message
dilip kumar
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Registered: December 2003
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Hi
Genarally you can create multiple databases on single server irrespective of O/S.

And you can create a database in to different ways

1)Manual method(where everything you have do from the scratch i.e defining the filing locations to creating database and running admin scripts..which is bit labourious job)

2)you can use GUI tool where oracle will automatically creates the database along the file and locations and all.

The following is the second method

1)go to programs and select Oracle-OraHome 8i option

2)select configuration and migration tools

3)select database configuration assistant option

then it will open a dialogue box with following options

>create a database
>modify a database
>delete a database

4)select create database option

5)then it will start asking to enter some minimum parameters

6)enter Name(8 characters)for your database which you want to create(it will also ask for instance name and service name if you want you give the same name as a database name the you give or you can give different name also)

7)enter the passwords for superuser accounts if needed otherwise by default database will assign password.

note:- here no need to worry about name,size and location of your datafiles by default oracle will assign that for you if you want to change you can do that also

8)after entering all the necessary options then it will
ask do you want to create then type yes.

9)it will take some time to create a database(when database is creating you can see that process on that dialogue box

10)once it finishes this process it will show you that database creation is completed then exit from the option.

11)once you have created the database then you can log on to the database as dba by typing username/password
as
sys/change_on_install@service_name as sysdba

then it will connect to the database

Regards

D.Dilip
Re: creation of new database in already running server [message #63564 is a reply to message #63285] Fri, 15 October 2004 20:20 Go to previous message
Balaji
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Registered: October 2000
Senior Member
hi

log on as oracle user if unix based system
and type this at the dollar prompt

$ oemapp dbassist

this will start a GUI tool and select crete new database
and go ahead with the creation process.

if ur database is on windows then go frm programs /oracle.... menu

but take care to add the names of the newly created databases to the listner.ora and tnsnames.ora .otherwise users cannot connect to them

with best wishes

balaji
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