10g installation with response file

How can I specify the db_create_file_dest in my response file when I am doing a silent install? Thanks!

Look in dbca.rsp in the response folder:
# Name          : DATAFILEDESTINATION
# Datatype      : String
# Description   : Location of the data file's
# Valid values : Directory for all the database files
# Default value : $ORACLE_BASE/oradata
# Mandatory     : No
#DATAFILEDESTINATION =

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Thanks for any kind of tip or direction !!!

Neither OpenSSO nor CentOS are Oracle products and although you're using VirtualBox somewhere within your kit, your question has no place in these OTN forums.
Oracle may have briefly acquired OpenSSO when they purchased Sun Microsystems but has since thrown it out to the open development community. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenSSO
Additionally, you cross-posted your inquiry to at least one other forum site and failed to mention that fact:
http://streamshare.streamserve.com/Forum/Topic/?topicID=4955
That is poor forum etiquette.
So, to avoid people duplicating efforts to assist by saying the same thing that you might have already been told elsewhere, this thread is locked.

Can Packagemaker create installer with content files outside the bundle?

I'm trying to create an installer with Packagemaker, but the content files need to be outside the final bundle because they're shared with a Windows installer.
I thought I could create a symbolic link to the external folder, but instead of linking from the installer, it copied the files into the bundle. Any idea how to do this, or if it's even possible? I need to be able to do this on 10.3+, if that's relevant.
(I can give a more specific scenario if this isn't clear enough)
Thanks!

zekel wrote:
The main issue I'd be worried about is that the external files (which are quite large) won't have the appropriate progress bar. The external files are around 1GB, while the internal files are in the 30MB range.
How about installing a secondary installer with progress bar that copies these files from the correct location. Your postflight script can just kick off the newly installed file copier.
How's this sound for a hack...
Have a launcher script copy the installer to /tmp, then modify the package to point my files. (I'm installing from read-only media.) It would then open the modified installer which would pull my files from the DVD. This would probably work better (read: at all) if the files aren't compressed inside the package. Do you know if that's an option?
No, sorry. The internals of a package are quite specific. You need PackageMaker itself to build them.
Things like the receipts are non-essential at this point, only because if I can't get this to work then we will continue to use our terrible installer which leaves none of those things. Those shouldn't be too much trouble if I can get the rest to work.
There are some 3rd party installers like Installer VISE. The sad part is that they tend to make the MacOS X Installer look good.
If the guy responsible for that is interested I'll show him Inno Setup, but we have a working Windows installer, so he probably won't want to mess with it.
I agree, but tell him about it anyway. The next time you have to build a Windows installer, he could use Inno Setup and get it done in a couple of hours and then have time to help with the mess that is software deployment on MacOS X.

Oracle 9.2.0.1 Standard Edition Silent Installation using Response file

Does Oracle 9i Standard Edition come in 3 CDs??. I heard problems about providing response files to silent install Oracle 9.2.0.1 server.
I am about receive a licensed copy of Oracle 9i and I am looking at creating a response file for silent installation.
Is it necessary to copy contents of 3 CDs into one location on a harddrive on our users Server inorder for response file to work???
We will be installing Oracle 9.2.0.1 on Win2000 server.
I really appreciate any help.
Thanks

Hi,
I'm going to work on this subject in the next few weeks on a Oracle Personal v9.2.0.1.0.
I'll try to give you some informations if I can find something helpful for you.
Can you please tell me if you have some informations on your side.
Thanks.

10g record to response file

I installed 10g db server and recorded the install to a response file:
Record 10.1.2
/home/terry/systems/Oracle10g/Disk1/runInstaller -ignoreSysPreReqs -record -destinationFile /oracle/cap/app/temp/install1012.rsp
If I needed to blow away this install, should I be able to
re-install this again by simply, substituting the same response file? Like this?
Re-Install 10.1.2 from responsefile:
/home/terry/systems/Oracle10g/Disk1/runInstaller -silent responseFile /oracle/cap/app/temp/install1012.rsp

Look in dbca.rsp in the response folder:
# Name          : DATAFILEDESTINATION
# Datatype      : String
# Description   : Location of the data file's
# Valid values : Directory for all the database files
# Default value : $ORACLE_BASE/oradata
# Mandatory     : No
#DATAFILEDESTINATION =

Create installer with source files

Hello
I have a word search game and i have a dictionary and the VI create one file with "last scores". I want to creat installer which indclude this files when im setup in another computer without labview.
Thank you!
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
kotprog v1.1.vi ‏2864 KB

First of all, you need to be using a project. The project should include any source files and any other files you will want to include in your installer.
Then you create a build specification for an executable. Once that is built, make a build spec for the installer. The installer should include any NI compenents you may need to run your program (like the Run-Time Engine). You can also specify where files will be installed..
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Unattended cucm installation with answers file

Hello guys,
I'm trying to understand how to master the CUCM answer files as well as the ASG tool. I didn't find any thorough docs around so I'm gonna ask here:
1) In my opinion it should be possibile to have a cluster setup Pub+Sub without adding the second node to the PUB first through the web interface. Is it enough to enable the Dynamic Cluster Config option in the answer file in order to have the second node joining the first one?
2)What if during the installation I also want to apply a patch? In my opinion should be supported using the following section of the xml file:
<ParamNameText>Install or upgrade type</ParamNameText>
<ParamDefaultValue>basic</ParamDefaultValue>
<ParamValue>Basic Install</ParamValue>
</InstallType>
Changing the param value to: Applying a Patch but I cannot manage when to mount the floppy image because if you mount it too early it will proceed with the installation without upgrading even if you choose the skip button in the wizard and click on I want to install a patch
3)Last but not least: how should I use the clusterConfig.xml? W/ o w/out platformConfig.xml?
4)It's clear to me how to create the .vfd image. I already went through the CUCM official guides without success as well as the help associated with the AWG tool.
Look forward to your answers, thanks for your time!
Lorenz

Hi,
If an unsigned or invalid boot-critical device driver is installed on an x64-based computer, the computer will not boot. The unsigned or invalid boot-critical device driver
will cause a Stop error.
If you trust this driver and trying to install this unsigned driver, use /ForceUnsigned to override the requirement that drivers installed on X64-based computers must have
a digital signature. For example,
Dism /Image:C:\test\offline /Add-Driver /Driver:C:\drivers\mydriver.INF /ForceUnsigned
The related KB:
Understanding Device Drivers and Deployment
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744517(v=ws.10).aspx
Signing Device Driver Packages
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc771511(v=ws.10).aspx
Add and Remove Drivers Offline
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd744355(v=ws.10).aspx
More information:
Cross-Certificates for Kernel Mode Code Signing
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/dn170454(v=vs.85).aspx
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