Owner's Manual

Installing Oracle on Enterprise Linux 23
22 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,
where racdbx is the database
instance identifier assigned to the node.
NOTE: This example assumes that racdb is the global database name that you
defined in the Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA).
Creating the Seed Database Using ASM
This section contains procedures for creating the seed database using Oracle
Automatic Storage Management (ASM) and for verifying the seed database.
1 Log in as oracle , and type:
<ORACLE_HOME>/bin/cluvfy stage -pre dbcfg -n
node1,node2 -d $ORACLE_HOME -verbose
, where node1 and
node2 are the public host names.
If your system is configured correctly, the following message is displayed:
Pre-check for database configuration was
successful.
If your system is not configured correctly, see Dell PowerEdge Systems
Oracle Database on Enterprise Linux x86_64 Troubleshooting Guide
at
support.dell.com .
2 On the first node, as the user oracle , type dbca & to start the
Oracle Database Creation Assistant (DBCA).
3 In the Welcome window, select Oracle Real Application Cluster Database
and click Next .