How to create a database using SQL Developer

Hallo,
I am a user of OpenSUSE 11.4 and have Oracle database install in my system. I was reading this page regarding on creating a database. But I don't know how to launch DBCA in my system. May I know how can I launch DBCA in OpenSUSE 11.4?
THanks @!

user4994079 wrote:
Hallo,
I am a user of OpenSUSE 11.4 and have Oracle database install in my system. I was reading this page regarding on creating a database. But I don't know how to launch DBCA in my system. May I know how can I launch DBCA in OpenSUSE 11.4?
THanks @!You'd launch it in exactly the manner in which your cited reference says:
--- begin quote ---
by entering the following on the UNIX command line:
dbca
--- end quote ---
Of course the documentation assumes you've completed the first five minutes of Computer Admin 101 and so realize you should include the directory that has the executabale file. In this case, your PATH should include $ORACLE_HOME/bin
So, what have you tried? What result did you get?
And why are you citing a reference for a old, unsupported version of Oracle?
And why the reference to SQL Developer in your subject line? This has nothing to do with SQL Developer.
Edited by: EdStevens on Apr 16, 2011 9:15 PM

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