Install Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2 in Ubuntu
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Create an ‘oracle' user and ‘oracle' group.
sudo adduser oracle
sudo addgroup oracle
Now you need to add user ‘oracle' add ‘root' to secondary list of groups
You need to chnage the permissions of opt directory using the following command
sudo chmod 775 /opt
Now you need Log out and log back in as oracle user
To fix a missing ‘ntcontab.o' error, install the following packages
sudo apt-get install gcc make manpages-dev autoconf automake libtool flex bison gdb gcc-2.95-doc binutils
sudo apt-get install libdb1-compat
Download the Oracle Application file ‘as_linux_x86_core_101202.cpio' from oracle site
Extract in local user directory
cpio -i --file=/
/as_linux_x86_core_101202.cpio -dcd Disk110
Run the installer using the following command
./runInstaller -ignoreSysPrereqs
At the end of the install near 95% if is says that it cannot verify that the instance is running(message:
/opmn/bin/opmnctl start), hit continue.That's it. Let it do it's initialization process. When it is finished exit.
Go to http://localhost:1156 for the admin console.
please i am having problems downloading necessAry library funtions for oracle to recognise ubuntu, is a way you can assit me
Hi,
Please specify what is the version of Ubuntu we can use for installation of Oracle Applications 10g Release 2 on the server
regards,
saurabh
Hi,
I could install the database server, but Oracle Net Listener fails to load.
Please help.
I could install the database server, but Oracle Net Listener fails to load.
Please help.
In 64 bits platforms, probably you need also:
– libc6-i386
– libc6-dev-i386
The error: “File not found %fileName%”, could be fix with:
* YOU HAVE TO BACKUP /lib/libclntsh.so
* ln -s /lib/libclntsh.so /lib/libclntsh.so.10.1
* Click on “Retry”
* Restore the file libclntsh.so (for some reason, the installer breaks this links)
(tip: watch the error log)
hi,
i have tired to install the same for Ubuntu 64 bit.
But when try to open the forms builder, getting this error : frmbld : cannot execute binary file.