Owner's Manual

34 Deployment Guide
8 In the Database Credentials window:
a Click Use the same password for all accounts .
b Complete password selections and entries.
c Click Next .
9 In the Storage Options window, select Cluster File System and click Next .
10 In the Database File Locations window, click Next .
11 In the Recovery Configuration window:
a Click Specify Flash Recovery Area .
b Click Browse and select /u03 .
c Specify the flash recovery size.
d Click Next .
12 In the Database Content window, click Next .
13 In the Database Services window, click Next .
14 In the Initialization Parameters window, if your cluster has more than four nodes, change the Shared
Pool
value to 500 MB , and click Next .
15 In the Database Storage window, click Next .
16 In the Creation Options window, select Create Database and click Finish .
17 In the Summary window, click OK to create the database.
NOTE: The seed database may take more than an hour to create.
NOTE: If you receive an Enterprise Manager Configuration Error during the seed database creation, click OK
to ignore the error.
When the database creation is completed, the Password Management window appears.
18 Click Exit .
A message appears indicating that the cluster database is starting on all the nodes.
19 On each node , perform the following steps:
a Determine the database instance that exists on that node by typing:
srvctl status database -d <database name>
b Add the ORACLE_SID environment variable entry in the user profile oracle by typing:
echo "export ORACLE_SID=racdbx" >> /home/oracle/.bash_profile
source /home/oracle/.bash_profile
where racdbx is the database instance identifier assigned to the node.
c This example assumes that racdb is the global database name that you defined in DBCA.