On Friday 27 February 2004 7:07 am, Matt Alexander wrote:
> Yeah, for as expensive as Oracle is, you'd think it'd be a little easier
> to install, even on their "supported" Linux distros. Once it's finally
> installed then it's great, but it's one of the most aggravating apps I've
> ever had to deal with.
> Here's a link for installing on Fedora, with links for others at the
> bottom. This guide should give you a good handle on what needs to be
> configured before installing Oracle (Kernel version, JVM, etc.)
>
> http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/9i/Oracle9iInstallationOnFedora1.php
Thanks for the link it was a bit of help, but I get lost with all of the
"techno gumbo". I know my syatem fairly well, but I am no guru that is for
sure. I was able to connect with the oracle gui (after Install), I shut it
down and have not been able to get it back up. I looked into Oracle 10g and I
believe the install process is a bit easier, and they also have another
option, called Instant client. That is all I need anyway. Apparently sql plus
is available for linux.. So I am off to venture into the great world of super
fast downloading large files ;)..
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