11gR2 Database Installation with ASM - NOT RAC

Hi ,
Im littel bet confused about the "Grid Infrastructure" in 11gR2.
In oracle 10gR2 i had to install oracle software twice.
1. one for the rdbms instance and the second software on for the ASM instance.
2. Then from the asm home i run dbca and choose "configure automatic storage management" and continue with the installation.
3. Finally i run dbca from the rdbms home and attached the dabs to the asm.
11gR2 intreduce the "Grid Infrastructure" also asm with for non-rac installation .
I would like to know if i still need to install twice the oracle software (once for the asm home and second for the rdbms home) and
only then continue with the "Grid Infrastructure" , or the : "Grid Infrastructure" already contain the asm software , for the asm home
Thanks

Is that true that you have to install a separate set of binaries for ASM and one for the RDBMS. I don't think it is in either 10g or 11gr1.
I do know that in 11gr2 you only need one home for the ASM_HOME and CRS_HOME which saves one installation.
John
www.jhdba.wordpress.com
Edited by: user11221636 on Dec 3, 2009 9:46 PM

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