11GR2 : installation without database control and grid

Hi men,
i would like to know if it is possible to install 11GR2 database without install Database Control and Grid. It is important because my customer doesn't need to use these products.
Thx.

BlueR wrote:
Hi men,
i would like to know if it is possible to install 11GR2 database without install Database Control and Grid. It is important because my customer doesn't need to use these products.
Thx.Your customer thinks he doesn't need a management tool? He may very well not need Grid. Technically, you don't need dbcontrol either. But as much of a command-line bigot as I am, I'd hate to have to go back to scripting everything, and I see no sense in paying good money for a third-party tool to do the same thing I can do with dbcontrol for free. I'd say that as a professional, you owe it to your customer to question him and explain why this might not be "A Good Thing".

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