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We have had the same problem for a long time. Work-around was to do a
custom install and pick a few products at a time. Then one day decided to
install Oracle workflow client and did not have a "custom" option. Oracle solved
problem by granting full control to system/everyone on the drive installing
to.
Jeffrey BeckstromDatabase AdministratorGreater Cleveland Regional
Transit Authority1240 W. 6th StreetCleveland, Ohio 44113(216)
781-4204>>> abardeen1_at_yahoo.com 10/22/01 7:50:19 AM
>>>Dave,I suspect this is bug 1291239 "OUI DISAPPEARS
WHILEINSTALLING OLE DB COMPONENTS" that is not yet fixed. The workaround
is to do as Simon said and install inmultiple passes. 1-
Choose the custom install type. Select forinstallation only the problem
component (e.g. OracleProvider for OLE DB). The last itemName in
theinstallactions.log is the "problem component." De-select all other
components you're allowed to. Thiswill ensure that you only install the
minimum numberof components possible to install the
problemcomponent.2- After the first session is done, now restart
OUIand start a new installation. This time you can selectthe typical
install type (or any other install type).The items installed during the
first pass will not bereinstalled during the second pass.BTW, both
bug 1291239 and bug 1560970 appear to berelated to having the Novell client
installed. Perchance is that installed on the ones giving
youproblems?HTH,-- Anita---
Simon.Anderson_at_scisys.co.uk wrote:> > "Farnsworth, Dave"
<DFarnsworth_at_Ashleyfurniture.com>> on 10/19/2001 07:15:24
PM> > Please respond to ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com> >
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L>
<ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com>> cc: (bcc: Simon
Anderson/SSplc)> > > I think I've seen this before, it
certainly sounds> familiar...> I've no idea what causes it, but I
found a> workaround was to only install a> small number of
components at a time - for some> reason, that seems to work.>
> Let us all know if you come up with a better> solution.>
> Simon Anderson> > > I am having a problem on a
couple of client> installs. I have Oracle 8.1.7> to be
installed on NT 4.0 SP6. The install starts> out fine, I select
a> Orahome and then it starts to install. When it gets> to
90% all of a sudden> the install wizard screen just disappears
without> any error messages. I can> see that it created a
new directory and copied a> bunch of files to the hard>
drive. I can even double click on the SQLPlus icon> and it launches
asking> me for a username, password, and database.> Then if I put
the client CD back in and click on the> "show installed>
components", it tells me that there are no Oracle> components
installed. I> look in the registry and a registry for Oracle
has> been created. I have> done this about twenty times and
get the exact same> results. I even tried a> different CD
but that does not change things.> During the install Oracle will write to
a log but> this log tells me nothing> except what it installed,
without one stinking clue> as to what is causing> this to
puke.> I get this just on two PC's with identical results. > Has
anyone seen this> before? I can go to other PC's and install
without> a hitch. These PC's do> work and have plenty of
disk space.> Any ideas, ,,,,,,,anything?> > Thanks,>
>
Dave__________________________________________________Do YouYahoo!?Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals.<A href="">http://personals.yahoo.com--
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