User`s guide
Oracle Database Postinstallation Tasks
Oracle Database Installation and Deinstallation 3-17
The installation procedure also provides the opportunity to run the installation in a
background task. In this case, you must specify the parameters
ORACLE-BASE
and
ORACLE-HOME
, otherwise the installation is aborted. Since the installation takes about
250 CPU seconds, Oracle recommends that you set the
CPU-LIMIT
to at least 300. You
can start the Installation as follows:
/ENTER-PROCEDURE
(ORA11202.S390.LIB,ORAINST.PRC),(ORACLE-BASE='/u01/app/orac1120',ORACLE-HOME='/u01
/app/orac1120/product/dbhome'),CPU-LIMIT=300
The installation is logged to the file
INSTALL.ORAINST.LST
.
The installation of the Oracle Database software in the POSIX file system requires an
ORACLE_BASE
and
ORACLE_HOME
path. During installation you are prompted for these
paths, if the installation runs in the dialog mode and if you have not specified the
parameters in the procedure call. You can accept the suggested paths or enter new
paths.
3.5 Oracle Database Postinstallation Tasks
To complete the installation, the POSIX administrator or BS2000 system administrator
has to run the
oracle_home_path/root.sh
scripts as follows:
■ In the BS2000 environment use the following command
/EXECUTE-POSIX-CMD CMD='oracle_home_path/root.sh'
For example,
/EXECUTE-POSIX-CMD CMD='/u01/app/orac1120/product/dbhome/root.sh'
■ In the POSIX environment (shell) use the following command
# sh oracle_home_path/root.sh
For example:
# sh /u01/app/orac1120/product/dbhome/root.sh
If this is the first Oracle Database installation on the BS2000 server, then the
root
script
completes the following actions:
■ Creates the path
/var/opt/oracle
ORACLE-HOME
*DIALOG|oracle_home
default:
*DIALOG
The Oracle home 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
home directory.
DEBUG
Y|N
default:
N
Debug the installation
procedures.
PROCLOG
Y|N
default:
N
Use the logging feature of the
BS2000 command
CALL-PROCEDURE
Parameter Value Description