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What torture!
I installed Oracle 8.1.6 on a Solaris 2.7 Enterprise 250 w 512 meg Ram.
Installed in the ORACLE_HOME /atl/ora816
And established a new user 'oracle'
to own the database, and the group 'oinstall'.
After that tried to install the 9i iAs on the same box the following times:
1) Try number one: created a new user, 'ias' to own the new ORACLE_HOME, '/pac/ias', into which I installed the HTTP_Server only business; the iAS installer failed to install the portal repository on the main database. It also failed to install the owa_htp or owa_util packages. Gave errors with the 'nngt.o' in makefile during construction. So I uninstalled (at which point curiously it runs the Portal install program, NOT during installation), erased, etc and tried
2) using the same oracle user as the main database installation, with a new ORACLE_HOME, /pac/ias, gave it a nice big TMP directory setting to install. Had similar errors. Uninstalled, erased, attempted
3) Using the same ORACLE_HOME as the main database installation. Got an error; tried to run svrmgrl got an error that libswctl.so or somesuch was not found; erased everything dealing with Oracle, looked at Microsoft SQL server product offering. Giving one more good go at installing the database from scratch and then the iAs. What am I doing wrong here, what is the correct way to do it? I just want to serve a web page with mod_plsql, not much, but I have to install 1.8 gigs of confusing and vaguely documented software to get there?

Hi,
The upgrade from 8.1.6 to 9.2 with full export method doesn't work, and it seems normal if we read the metalink note 132904.1 about Compatibility Matrix for Export & Import Between Different Oracle Versions.
Try an export/import schema level.
Nicolas.

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