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Gerard H. Pille
 
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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-22-2011 , 03:49 PM





Peter Schneider wrote:
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Am 22.12.2011 16:56, schrieb Mark D Powell:

XDB is in fact installed by default will 11g (EE, STD, XE) when DBCA
is used to create the database.

DBA I know seems to enchant some "CREATE DATABASE..." magic and then runs dictionary scipts
according to his personal taste... ;-)

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Peter
What is DBCA?

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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-22-2011 , 03:58 PM





Am 22.12.2011 22:49, schrieb Gerard H. Pille:
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Peter Schneider wrote:
Am 22.12.2011 16:56, schrieb Mark D Powell:

XDB is in fact installed by default will 11g (EE, STD, XE) when DBCA
is used to create the database.

DBA I know seems to enchant some "CREATE DATABASE..." magic and then runs
dictionary scipts
according to his personal taste... ;-)

Regards
Peter


What is DBCA?
Oh, if you don't know it you probably won't need it anyway. It's some
newfangled crap that elderly people and experienced DBAs shouldn't even start
to worry about - it will most likely go away :-)

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Peter

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Mladen Gogala
 
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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-22-2011 , 04:24 PM


On Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:49:26 +0100, Gerard H. Pille wrote:


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What is DBCA?
A database located in California. Also known as a "veggie DB".



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John Hurley
 
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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-22-2011 , 08:34 PM


Gerard:

# What is DBCA?

A kissing cousin of ASMCA and DBUA ...

What is what is?

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Gerard H. Pille
 
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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-22-2011 , 10:49 PM


Mladen Gogala wrote:
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On Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:49:26 +0100, Gerard H. Pille wrote:


What is DBCA?

A database located in California. Also known as a "veggie DB".
If I remember correctly, the first time I installed a version of Oracle that came with DBCA, it
wanted to install a database automatically.

But it failed.

That was the last time I used - albeit unawares - a database creation/configuration attrocity.

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Default Re: Writing to file - 12-23-2011 , 01:23 AM


On Fri, 23 Dec 2011 05:49:48 +0100, Gerard H. Pille wrote:

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If I remember correctly, the first time I installed a version of Oracle
that came with DBCA, it wanted to install a database automatically.

But it failed.

That was the last time I used - albeit unawares - a database
creation/configuration attrocity.
These days I use it to enable Apex, if asked, and configure OEM. It works
well. I also use it to add/manipulate ASM diskgroups. It's not that bad
any more.



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