Comapatibility of Oracle 10g datatbase with Sun Solaris server(5.10)

Please tell me is Oracle 10g Database (10.1.0.3) can be installed on Sun Solaris 10(5.10)
Its urgent.Please suggest.
Regards

Please tell me is Oracle 10g Database (10.1.0.3) can
be installed on Sun Solaris 10(5.10)Yes you can, see my answer at your post into Database - General Forum
Compatibility of oracle 10g Database
Nicolas.

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DO I need SFRAC for Oracle 10g RAC on Sun Solaris

My platform is SUN Solaris 10 64 bit on v490 server. On the backend side, we are using EMC CX500 storage. We will use Veritas File system and Veritas CFS.
I would like to ask, Do I must need SFRAC to configure Oracle 10g RAC or Can I just use only Oracle CRS. I do not want to use ASM.
Please advise
Thanks,
Sam..

The VCFS usually requires a Veritas Cluster, thus you would have to use the product combination that is bundled as SFRAC as mentioned before. Metalink in addition says:
10 10gR2 64-bit Veritas Storage Foundation for Oracle RAC 5.0 Certified
There is one exception to this rule: Linux.
Veritas and Oracle support a standalone version of the Veritas Cluster Files System (and only this component) on Linux. This does not hold true for Solaris.
Concluding, if you want to use the VCFS you would need to get a VCS, which then basically means using SFRAC.
However, in this case, as mentioned before, you would not need ASM.

Installation of oracle 10g and AS 10G r2 in sun solaris 9.0

hai,
can any send me the documents regarding installation of
oracle 10g and AS 10G r2 in sun solaris 9.0.
regards
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You know you can find the documentation for most products via urls here on OTN, right?
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http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/index.html
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Does managing Oracle 10g RAC with ASM require full root access?

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I would have thought that the only reason you would need root access once RAC and ASM had been set up would be to add more disks to the ASM configuration. This would be needed to change the ownership on the raw LUNs or to make additions to metasets (SVM/Oban) or diskgroups (VxVM/CVM). Beyond that, I can't imagine needing root access.
I'm sure others will chime in if they can think of other reasons!
Regards,
Tim
Edited by: Tim.Read on Jun 3, 2008 2:25 AM

Comaptibility of Discoverer with Sun Solaris(5.10) Operating system

Please tell me which version of Oracle Discoverer is compatible with Sun Solaris(5.10).
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Don't do that.
In the future, pick the most appropriate forum and make your post.
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I'm not aware of any forum web-site-of-value that would encourage cross-posting in its etiquette guidelines.
... and as far as "Urgent" goes?
This web site is for the end-user community to gather and discuss various topics in general conversations. Your self-imposed time pressures are irrelevant. If you need actual technical support for something, then log a support case and pay for a speedy answer.
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Installation of oracle 10g rac on open solaris for X86 Machine

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Is Oracle 10g compatible with windows 2008?
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Error on clone database, oracle 10g release 2 for windows server 2008

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OS: Windows Server 2008 X64
Oracle: oracle 10g release r2 for windows server 2008
An error occurred when creating a database, stop at last step, Screenshot:
[http://temp.wsria.com/oracle_create_db.png|http://temp.wsria.com/oracle_create_db.png]
the trace log content:
[main] [9:56:35:982] [CommandLineArguments.process:563] CommandLineArguments->process: number of arguments = 32
[main] [9:56:35:982] [CommandLineArguments.process:738] CommandLineArguments->process: Create Database argument is specified
[main] [9:56:35:982] [CommandLineArguments.process:910] CommandLineArguments->process: template Name argument is specified
[main] [9:56:35:982] [CommandLineArguments.process:960] CommandLineArguments->process: db name argument is specified
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[main] [9:56:35:997] [CommandLineArguments.process:3298] CommandLineArguments->process: Successfully process command line arguments
[main] [9:56:36:668] [Host.checkOPS:2055] Inside checkOPS
[main] [9:56:36:668] [Host.checkOPS:2067] Trying to check cluster existence
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.getInstance:97] Created instance of Library.
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:197] Loading orauts.dll...
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:203] oracleHome D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
[main] [9:56:36:715] [sPlatform.isHybrid:63] osName=Windows Vista osArch=amd64 rc=false
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:223] Loading library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orauts.dll
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:247] Loaded library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orauts.dll from path=
D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:197] Loading MSVCRT.dll...
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:203] oracleHome D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
[main] [9:56:36:715] [sPlatform.isHybrid:63] osName=Windows Vista osArch=amd64 rc=false
[main] [9:56:36:715] [Library.load:223] Loading library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\MSVCRT.dll
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:247] Loaded library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\MSVCRT.dll from path=
D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:197] Loading orawsec10.dll...
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:203] oracleHome D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
[main] [9:56:36:731] [sPlatform.isHybrid:63] osName=Windows Vista osArch=amd64 rc=false
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:223] Loading library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orawsec10.dll
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:247] Loaded library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orawsec10.dll from path=
D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:197] Loading orasrvm10.dll...
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:203] oracleHome D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1
[main] [9:56:36:731] [sPlatform.isHybrid:63] osName=Windows Vista osArch=amd64 rc=false
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:223] Loading library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orasrvm10.dll
[main] [9:56:36:731] [Library.load:247] Loaded library D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\orasrvm10.dll from path=
D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin
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[main] [9:56:36:731] [WindowsSystem.regKeyExists:1006] WindowsSystem.regKeyExists: mainkey= HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE subkey = Software\Oracle\Ocr
[main] [9:56:36:746] [WindowsSystem.getCSSConfigType:1163] configType=null
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[main] [9:56:36:746] [Host.checkOPS:2111] Cluster installed=false
[main] [9:56:36:902] [InitParamHandler.endElement:506] CustomSGA flag: false
[main] [9:56:36:902] [InitParamHandler.endElement:507] Database Type: MULTIPURPOSE
[main] [9:56:36:918] [InitParamHandler.endElement:508] Mem Percentage: 40
[main] [9:56:36:918] [InitParamHandler.endElement:526] distributing Memory: 13737443328
[main] [9:56:36:918] [MemoryCalculator.calculateMemory:122] Setting SGA to MAX_SGA 1610612736
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:232] IN threadID:1 group#=1
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:232] IN threadID:1 group#=2
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:241] Current threadID=1
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:248] Current threadID=1 ==> redoGroups[0]=1
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:258] vRedoGroups:[1]
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:288] setAttribute: bExists=false
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:232] IN threadID:1 group#=3
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:241] Current threadID=1
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:248] Current threadID=1 ==> redoGroups[0]=1
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:248] Current threadID=1 ==> redoGroups[1]=2
[main] [9:56:36:918] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:258] vRedoGroups:[1, 2]
[main] [9:56:36:933] [StorageAttributes.setAttribute:288] setAttribute: bExists=false
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.parseCloneTemplate:1477] See for any transportable datafiles in TemplateManager.....
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.isInstallTemplate:2178] Selected Template by user:=General Purpose
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.isInstallTemplate:2185] The Message Id to be searched:=GENERAL_PURPOSE
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.parseCloneTemplate:1489] create new clone data file for tp file.......
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Host.setupOIDCommandlineParameters:7184] setupOIDCommandlineParameters:
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Host.setupOIDCommandlineParameters:7185] m_regWithdirService: false
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Host.setupOIDCommandlineParameters:7186] m_unregWithdirService: false
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Host.setupOIDCommandlineParameters:7187] m_updateDirService: false
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Verifier.processRawConfigFile:3523] StorageType == 0
[main] [9:56:36:933] [Verifier.setOradataDest:4349] setOradataDest:dfDest=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:1957] updateDatafiles:datafileDir=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata
[main] [9:56:36:933] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2103] From template, RedoLogGrName=1
[main] [9:56:36:965] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2118] new file name redo01.log
[main] [9:56:36:965] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2103] From template, RedoLogGrName=2
[main] [9:56:36:965] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2118] new file name redo02.log
[main] [9:56:36:965] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2103] From template, RedoLogGrName=3
[main] [9:56:36:965] [TemplateManager.updateDatafileDestination:2118] new file name redo03.log
[main] [9:56:36:965] [ProgressOnlyHost.performOperation:162] processRawConfigFile=false
[main] [9:56:36:965] [Verifier.validateTemplate:1629] StorageType == 0
[main] [9:56:36:965] [ProgressOnlyHost.performOperation:178] validateTemplate=true
[main] [9:56:36:965] [OracleHome.isRacEnabled:149] bRacOn = false
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.validateTemplate:1629] StorageType == 0
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateCloneDatafilePathsAndSizes:2951] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateCloneDatafilePathsAndSizes:2951] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateCloneDatafilePathsAndSizes:2951] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateCloneDatafilePathsAndSizes:2951] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateCloneDatafilePathsAndSizes:2951] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateRedoLogGroupFileSizes:3083] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateRedoLogGroupFileSizes:3083] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.calculateRedoLogGroupFileSizes:3083] canonicalPath=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\
[main] [9:56:36:980] [Verifier.getControlfFileSizes:3001] No. of Control files:=3
[main] [9:56:37:105] [Host.executeSteps:4044] Executing steps....
[main] [9:56:37:105] [Host.setUpForOperation:2920] setUpForOperation: Mode = 128
[main] [9:56:37:121] [Host.executeSteps:4186] setupForOperation returned: true
[main] [9:56:37:121] [Host.createStepSQLInterface:5948] sid =ora10g
[main] [9:56:37:136] [SQLEngine.initialize:242] Execing SQLPLUS/SVRMGR process...
[main] [9:56:37:136] [SQLEngine.initialize:270] m_bReaderStarted: false
[main] [9:56:37:136] [SQLEngine.initialize:274] Starting Reader Thread...
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:355] [StepContext$ModeRunner.run:2478] ---- Progress Needed:=true
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [BasicStep.execute:202] Executing Step : CLONE_DB_CREATION_RMAN_RESTORE
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [StepErrorHandler.setFatalErrors:322] setting Fatal Error: ORA-01092
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [StepErrorHandler.setFatalErrors:322] setting Fatal Error: ORA-01034
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [StepErrorHandler.setFatalErrors:322] setting Fatal Error: ORA-03114
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [StepErrorHandler.setFatalErrors:322] setting Fatal Error: ORA-12560
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [StepErrorHandler.setIgnorableErrors:250] setting Ignorable Error: ORA-01109
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [BasicStep.configureSettings:304] messageHandler being set=null
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [BasicStep.execute:202] Executing Step : INSTANCE_CREATION
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:464] [BasicStep.configureSettings:304] messageHandler being set=null
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:479] [InitParamAttributes.sortParams:3532] m_sortOn:-1 sortOn:4
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:620] [OracleHome.isRacEnabled:149] bRacOn = false
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:667] [Host.noEntryinOratab:5115] Check made for oratab arg passed............
[Thread-4] [9:56:37:667] [Oradim.getAddEntryCommand:353] AddEntry=[D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\oradim.exe, -new, -sid, ORA10G, -startmode, manual, -spfile]
[Thread-4] [9:56:38:899] [Oradim.getEditEntryCommand:422] getEditEntry cmd=[D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\bin\oradim.exe, -edit, -sid, ORA10G, -startmode, auto, -srvcstart, system]
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:55] [Oradim.addSidToRegistry:871] oracleHomeKey: SOFTWARE\ORACLE\KEY_OraDb10g_home1
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:117] [BasicStep.configureSettings:304] messageHandler being set=oracle.sysman.assistants.util.UIMessageHandler@c73f0d8
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:117] [CloneRmanRestoreStep.executeImpl:217] Instance Creation went fine..........
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:117] [CloneRmanRestoreStep.executeImpl:224] db_recovery_file_dest=D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\flash_recovery_area
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:117] [CloneRmanRestoreStep.executeImpl:227] db_recovery_file_dest_size=2147483648
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:991] [SQLEngine.setSpool:1750] old Spool = null
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:991] [SQLEngine.setSpool:1751] Setting Spool = D:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\cfgtoollogs\dbca\ora10g\CloneRmanRestore.log
[Thread-4] [9:56:39:991] [SQLEngine.setSpool:1752] Is spool appendable? --> true
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