assuming one of the newer versions, you can always use dbassist, at the end
have it save the scripts instead of creating database., tweak to your heart's
contents and run them.
joe
>>> jd_coleman_ora1_at_hotmail.com 06/18/01 01:16PM
>>>Dear All,I will be shortly setting up 2 new Oracle
Databases for my company, for the development system, before we hopefully go
into production in 3 months time.What I would like to do is document the
proposed setup off these databases before I start doing the actual
work.Therefore, is there anywhere where a standard Oracle Database setup
document exists, with all off the relevant parameters and set-up
considerations documented as part of this document, that I can use as a
basis for my document?Or do you guys, just go and set-up your
databases, by modifying your last create database scripts?If anyone
can help me, it would be most
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