Database creation through script

10g / OEL
I would like to create database using script istead of DBCA
1. Create parameter file pfile
2. create spfile
3.create database ...
4. run catalog.sql.
what are the other steps to create database using script
santhanam
Edited by: santhanam_oradba on May 17, 2010 10:13 AM

santhanam_oradba wrote:
10g / OEL
I would like to create database using script istead of DBCA
1. Create parameter file pfile
2. create spfile
3.create database ...
4. run catalog.sql.
what are the other steps to create database using script
santhanam
Edited by: santhanam_oradba on May 17, 2010 10:13 AMDo you enjoy self-inflicted pain?
Use DBCA. Select 'custom database'. Work through the wizard. At the end, select 'create scripts' and DEselect 'create database'. I think when you see and study the resulting scripts, you'll see the wisdom of going that route.
I never use dbca to actually create a database, but I do use the above procedure. In fact, I used the resulting scripts to create a skeleton set of scripts that I reuse at will.

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