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I download oracle software from otn.oracle.com Trying to install 11g 32 bit oracle , I download disk1 and disk2. My question is , now the db_install.rsp is the "new response file" for installing OK, |
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oracle software?? In the past, I used enterprise.rsp. Also there is 2 disk2, one is disk1 and one is disk2, now I am confuse how to tell oracle's response file to look for one after the other one. Also, do anyone has one 11g db_install.rsp file (example) that I could take a look. thanks, Dominica |
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On Aug 3, 5:18*pm, Dominica <domin... (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:> I download oracle software from otn.oracle.com Trying to install 11g 32 bit oracle , I download disk1 and disk2. My question is , now the db_install.rsp is the "new response file" for installing OK, I figure out how to deal with disk1 and disk2. basically, copy those 2 download disk1 and disk2 in same subdirectory. and unzip the first disk and then the second disk. But if anyone has a db_install.rsp file, I still would like to see. I guess the enterprise.rsp is the "older" version. Thanks in advance, Dominica oracle software?? In the past, I used enterprise.rsp. Also there is 2 disk2, one is disk1 and one is disk2, now I am confuse how to tell oracle's response file to look for one after the other one. Also, do anyone has one 11g db_install.rsp file (example) that I could take a look. thanks, Dominica |
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