How to install PI instance on the same server that has Solution Manager 4?

I am planning to install PI 7 on a windows 2003 server that has Solution manager 4 running on it already.
I am planning to install an additional Oracle instance and put PI on it.
What are the steps involved?
Please advise.
Thanks and regards,
Bhaskar

Barry,
I went throught this link when I firt tried MCOD. may be the mistake I did was that I tired installing two separate instances like Sol Man and XI into the same oracle database. it used to fail at the step of Creating table Spaces.
I tired this when I saw some docs on MCOD (I think from IBM).
May be the approach was wrong.
Let me try this new method of installing two different Oracle instances and put Solution manager on one and XI on the other.
I will update you some time today.
Thanks for the help so far.
Regards,
Bhaskar

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