Create database on top of application server

Hi, I have Oracle Application Server 10g installed, now can I create database directly on top of that? I tried to use the provided DBCA to create a 10g database. During the creation process, I got "ORA-01304: Oracle not available". Is there anybody know what is wrong with this? Or should I install 10g database independenttly?
Any input will be appreciated.

Hi,
"can I create database directly on top of that" ...
1. If you are installing in the same "ORACLE_HOME" directory no.
2. If you are installing in a different directory, and have sufficient memory, cpu, diskspace (a significant issue)... then Yes
"should I install 10g database independently"
1. perhaps, see above, if Yes to (2) then is this a development platform for yourself or an organizational / company platform. It is common practice for the apps server and db to be installed on different servers for performance reasons.

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/u02/oracle
and from above comparisons which one is oracle recommended default directory name that i should create for my installation.
also what path should i give for ORACLE_HOME. is it
/home/oracle/product or
/opt/oracle
Can someone please guide me with creating the correct recommended directories for installaing OAS10.1.2.
Or can i go ahead and create my own directory names for the installation.
Thanks,
Philip.

Basically it's up to you how to design the directory structure.
What I normally do on my VMWare instances where I run RedHat is one directory in the home dir of the Oracle user.
So I have:
/home/oracle
In there one directory for the software called products
/home/oracle/products
When I have several ORACLE_HOME's they get their own dir in the above directory, for example:
/home/oracle/products/db102
/home/oracle/products/as101202infra
/home/oracle/products/as101202mid
/home/oracle/products/as10131soa
and so on.
When dealing with installation at customers I adhere to their standard which is normally based on OFA. Search for OFA on the internet and you get the reason why you see so many differnet directories in the docs and books.
cu
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