Owner's Manual

26 Deployment Guide
8 In the Database Identification window, in the Global Database Name field, enter a name such as
racdb and click Next .
9 In the Management Options window, select Enable Daily Backup, enter the OS Username and
Password required to perform daily backups, and
click Next .
10 In the Database Credentials window, click Use the Same Password for All Accounts , type and confirm
a new password in the appropriate fields, and click
Next .
NOTE: Record your new password because you will need this information later for database administration.
11 In the Storage Options window, select Automatic Storage Management (ASM) and click Next .
12 In the Create ASM Instance window, perform the following steps:
a In the SYS password field, type and confirm a new password in the appropriate fields.
b Select Create initialization parameter file (IFILE) .
c Click Next .
13 In the Database Configuration Assistant window, click OK .
The
ASM Creation window appears, and the ASM Instance is created.
NOTE: If the warning message Failed to retrieve network listener resources is seen,
click Yes to allow DBCA to create the appropriate listener resources.
14 In the ASM Disk Groups window, click Create New .
15 In the Create Disk Group window, enter the information for the database files.
a In the Disk Group Name field, enter a name for the new disk group.
For example,
DATABASE .
b In the Redundancy box, select External .
c Click Stamp Disks .
d Select Add or change label and click Next .
e In the Select disks window, Press <Ctrl> and select the first two disks with Candidate
device
assigned in the Status column.
f In the Generate stamps with this prefix field, keep the default settings.
g Click Next .
h In the Stamp disks window, click Next .
i Click Finish to save your settings.
j Select the check boxes next to the available disks and click OK.
16
In the ASM Disk Groups window, click Create New .
17 In the Create Disk Group window, enter the information for the recovery files.
a In the Disk Group Name field, enter a name for the new disk group.
For example,
FLASH .