User`s guide

Installing the Oracle Database Software
3-16 Oracle Database Installation and Administration Guide
If you have stored the staging library in a different BS2000 user ID, then call the
Oracle installation procedure as follows:
/CALL-PROCEDURE (staging_
userid.ORA11202.S390.LIB,ORAINST.PRC),(INSTUID=staging_userid)
For example:
/CALL-PROCEDURE ($FOO.ORA11202.S390.LIB,ORAINST.PRC),(INSTUID=$FOO)
The Oracle installation procedure performs the following actions:
■ Checks hardware and software requirements
■ Checks the available disk space for the BS2000 files and POSIX files
■ Extracts the files from the staging library
■ Installs Oracle software in the installation user ID
■ Updates the SDF syntax files if SDF-A is available
■ Installs Oracle Database software in the POSIX file system
■ Registers the software in the Oracle Inventory file
The following is the complete syntax of the installation procedure:
/CALL-PROCEDURE ([staging_userid.]ORA11202.{S390|SQ}.LIB,ORAINST.PRC)[,
( [ CMD={INSTALL|UNINSTALL}]
[,INSTUID=staging_userid]
[,OLDUID=old_userid]
[,ORACLE-BASE={*DIALOG|oracle_base}]
[,ORACLE-HOME={*DIALOG|oracle_home}]
[,DEBUG={Y|N}]
[,PROCLOG={Y|N}] )]
Parameter Value Description
CMD INSTALL|UNINSTALL
default: INSTALL
action: install or uninstall
Oracle Database software
INSTUID user ID of staging library
default: ''
BS2000 user ID where the
staging library is located.
OLDUID old user ID used in scripts
default: $ORAC1120
User ID stored in several
scripts when the software is
released. Is updated to the
current user ID during
installation.
ORACLE-BASE *DIALOG|oracle_base
default: *DIALOG
The Oracle base directory is
required for the installation
of Oracle Database 11g
Release 2 in the POSIX file
system. The default value
*DIALOG, indicates the
prompting for an Oracle base
directory.