Installation of 10.2.0.1 on Windows 7 home premium 64 bit machine

hi
please ley me know steps to install oracle 10g release 2 on my windows 7 machine
i have tried to install it but i failed
please help me on this
Thanks
dar

user12241421 wrote:
hi
please ley me know steps to install oracle 10g release 2 on my windows 7 machine
i have tried to install it but i failed
please help me on this
Thanks
dar"oracle 10g release 2" is a marketing term, not a version number. What is the version number - something like 10.2.0.4.0 . ..
However . . .
Since oracle 10g release 2 is not certified on any HOME edition of windows . . .
please ley me know steps to installYour first step would be to upgrade to a supported OS.
If this is for your own study purposes (and that is almost guaranteed, given your OS), I'd suggest:
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Every oracle professional (or student) should have their own private computer lab. I'm assuming in this day and age anyone in this category already has their own computer. Starting from there, you should do the following:
1 - Go to vmware.com and download VMplayer. VMware freely distributes this so your cost so far is zero. If you are willing to invest about US$185 in your career, buy VMworkstation instead. It will give you some additional management features above what VMplayer has. Either product will allow you to create virtual machines on your personal computer.
1a - Install the VM product
2 - Go to oracle.com and download Oracle Enterprise Linux. Oracle freely distributes this, only charging if you want a support contract. As they also provide a free public yum server for distribution of most packages, even a support contract is not needed for your personal use.
2a - using your vmproduct and your downloaded linux, create a virtual linux machine.
3 - Go to oracle.com and download whatever db or related product you want. The terms of the oracle license agreement allow you the full use of any product for personal study.
By doing the above I have a full computer lab running on my Windows 7 laptop, for a total cost of US$185 - and even that cost was because I chose to upgrade my VM from VMplayer to VMworkstation.
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