Volker Hetzer wrote:
> Hi1
> For testing purposes I tried to install oracle 10g (R2) on my XP notebook.
> Apart from having to upgrade to 1G and installing that loopback thingie
> there are a whole lot of processes running, perl, four javas and lots more
> Is there a list of which processes are supposed to run and which are caused
> by me experimenting around with different ways to install?
> Or, the other way round, what do I have to stop in order to truly kill
> the database?
> Also, the listener shows a lot more services than it ought to. Looks like
> every database I tried to create is listed there, even if it isn't in
> the listener.ora. Deleting the databases with dbca doesn't change that.
> Where do databases get registered on Windows XP?
>
> Lots of Greetings!
> Volker
- Use oradim to remove the Oracle service.
- Uninstall everything Oracle.
- Clean the services from the registry (with great care)
- Remove the Oracle directory
- Remove the Oracle directory under Program Files
- Perform a clean installation following the written docs (again with
care).
Use the Oracle installer ONLY to install the binaries
Use dbca to create the database
Use netca to create the listener
--
Daniel A. Morgan
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damorgan_at_x.washington.edu
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Received on Sat Sep 24 2005 - 15:15:28 CDT
