Creating the database manually

Hi,
I have installed oracle database 10g in OEL5
Now i need to create the database manually.
How to create it,pls provide me some help

Asif and Pavan are bad guys na? One has given doc link and another is saying for search in google.... Oaf now you have to read the dos/google and then create database command.... Really its very hard and time consuming task to learn oracle right? Can'nt they give you a direct copy paste steps, so that you may learn create database without going into docs?
@Pavan and Asif,
Just kidding with OP.... :)

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First_knight wrote:
and how do you deal with user installing new operating system,or formatting the hard disk?
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Edited by: hzg on May 21, 2009 9:38 AM

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i am using express edition 11g express r2
i wanted to export and import a schema
22-2 Oracle Database Utilities
If you created your database manually, ensure that the catexp.sql or
catalog.sql script has been run. If you created your database using the
Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA), it is not necessary to run these scripts.
in my case i install the free express edition, and it installed every thing.
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for export and import.
yours sincerely
Edited by: 944768 on Mar 31, 2013 6:06 AM

Hi,
Out of curiosity Just went through the script in question
Many objects are created when you run catexp.sql, so you can open catexp.sql(<oracle_home>\server\rdbms\admin) file and verify the objects in the scripts are already available in your database if its available the script has already been run.
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{code}
select * from database_properties where PROPERTY_NAME = 'EXPORT_VIEWS_VERSION'
{code}
Don't know yet some other ways to verify ;)
Regards
Yoonas

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user12104101 wrote:
Hi All,
I am try to create the database on UNIX PLATFORM database 11g R1.
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976847 wrote:
Please... like reading exercise, read again my last post and you will understand the information.
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