Use dbca to create an oracle instance

One, Xmanager

1. First, you need to install the Xmanager tool. I installed this version:

 

2. Open Xmanager-Passive and make sure it is running:

 

Two, create an instance

1. Switch to oracle user su-oracle, execute these three lines to open dbca:

$export DISPLAY=10.4.33.208:0.0 (here is your local IP)

$ export LANG = en_US

$dbca

 

2. Select the type of instance to create:

Oracle Real Application Clusters database is to create rac instances;

Oracle Single instance database is to create a single instance (I chose a single instance here);

 

3. Create a database instance

 

4. Default selection

 

5. Enter the database and instance name

 

6. Uncheck Configure Enterprise Manager

 

7. Custom database password

 

8. Default selection

 

9、选择Use Common Location for All Database Files

 

10. Uncheck Specify Flash Recovery Area

 

11. Default selection

 

12. Set size or default selection

 

13. Set size or default selection

 

14、选择Choose from the list of character sets

 

15, select next

 

16. Select Create Database

 

17. Select OK and start to create an instance

 

18. Wait

19. Created

 

Three, summary of the problem

1. Question: What should I do if dbca reports an error Expection in thread "main"?

View log:

 

Generally, the IP of the sentence $export DISPLAY=10.4.33.208:0.0 is wrong, and the local IP should be written here instead of the IP of the Oracle environment.

 

2. Question: What should I do if an error that the directory cannot be created is reported after clicking OK?

My guess is that the permissions of this directory are insufficient. After expanding the permissions of this directory, you can successfully create an instance.

 

 

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