Change permission for Oracle inventory.

When I installed Oracle 10gR2, I have specified dba group for Oracle inventory as it was a primary group for Oracle user. Now I want to change the group to orainstall. Is it possible to do that now with out affecting Oracle software or residing databases and do I need to specify orainstall as primary group and dba as secondary group?
If anyone does have good doc or link for rebuilding orainventory, please send it across.
Appreciate your help!!!

But you can always use any other name for dba group -
like dba92, or dba99, or aaa, or even oinstall as the
dba group. Same thing with the "oinstall" as well,
Oracle binary DOES NOT recognize the character - just
the group ID, of "oinstall".
Correct me if I am wrong.
Thanks.Of course you can pickup whatever name you like, but you need to decide your group name before installation. After installation if you plan to change the 'dba' group name, you need to modify config.s file and recompile Oracle executables.

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