Is database required to install 9iAS?

Just curious if the app server can exist on it's own or does it require the database?

iAS V1 will require a pre-installed database.For more details on
the databases please check the install documents.
Thanks,
Mathew

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I am doing just some general testing of the 9iAS and Portal server products. I would like to try and build a few test portlets with Java and URL based.
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Can I install Oracle 9i on the same machine as 9iAS and Portal?

The installation of 9iAS (portal and wireless option) requires that you first perform a 9iAS Infrastructure install. This will create an instance which will hold the portal repository, etc. See the installation guide for more details.

Hareware requirements to install 9iAS on AIX for 900 users

Hi All,
what is the discoverer server capability on AIX box? In other words, How much load 9iAS i.e apache server and application server can bear on AIX box?
I need this information ASAP since we are going to install 9i AS on AIX and the concurrent users could be between 250 to 900.This is a dedicated box so, i would like to know hardware requirements for the above mentioned no. of users.
Any help highly appriciated.
Manu

Has anyone tried 9i AS any release on 5L? Specifically AIX 5.2?
When will AIX 5.2 for 9i AS be certified?
Regards
Fredrik

Installing 9iAS on the database server

Is it OK, if I install 9iAS on the same server, where the 9i database has been installed? If I install 9iAS on the same server, then many of the services get duplicated (as it requires different home), like TNS listner, intelligent agent, HTTP server, Management server etc. Also default home itelligent agent service doesn't start after 9iAS installation.
OR should I install 9iAS on another machine?
-Yogesh

As long as Oracle9iAS and Oracle DB are in two different Oracle Homes, it is possible to have this coexistance of these Oracle products. Infact, this is true for any other Oracle product and Oracle9iAS. This is true for any platform.
Further, in Release 2, 9.0.2 version, we are supporting Oracle9i Application Server (J2EE and Web Cache, Portal and Wireless, BI and Forms, UM install types), Oracle9iAS and Oracle9iDS Release 2 can be installed into same Oracle Home.

Install 9iAS on same box as database?

Is there a downside to installing 9iAS on the same box (HP 9000) as our data warehouse? Will it require a lot of resources that will slow down access to the data warehouse?
The scenario is that we want to install 9iAS ONLY to enable us to use Discoverer Plus. It will not be used for any thing else. Management wants to install on the existing box where the database is so they don't have to buy another machine just for 9iAS. Is this a viable solution?

We have done this on NT servers without any problems. We serve hundreds of users this way. Discoverer users spend most of their time reading screens anyway, so the CPU can do DB stuff most of the time.

Installing 9iAS 1.0.2.2 (Portal) on 9i database

Installing 9iAS 1.0.2.2 on 9i database and getting an
error: "ORA-04031: unable to allocate 40972 bytes of shared
memory ("large pool","unknown object","koh-kghu sessi","pl/sql
Errors encountered in the Install process. Installation
Aborted."
Error occured on 49% of installation process of Portal
configuration!!!!
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks,
Janez

I had the same problem. Try this:
Please see if the Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack is installed. You can normally see
this in Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs.
There are two solutions/workarounds:
Solution One: Make a Registry Export
1. Start REGEDIT. Navigate to the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\
Microsoft\Transaction Server\Setup(OCM)
2. Choose Registry, Export Registry File. Select to export the current branch.
3. Enter a filename, e.g. pre-ias.reg
4. With 'Setup(OCM)' highlighted, press the Delete key. At the 'confirm key
delete' prompt, answer Yes.
5. Install the 9i Application Server.
6. Re-establish the registry key by double clicking the filename you created.
Solution Two: Uninstall the Option Pack
This solution takes more time, but if you don't need the Option Pack you can
remove it.
Remove the NT Option Pack, install 9iAS, then you can install the Option Pack
again.
Explanation
It appears that the Universal Installer hangs on a specific registry key that
belongs to a component of the Option Pack.
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Hi,
Can any one suggest me the oracle apps setups and configuration required for installing the oracle lite databse in my laptop.
The olite databse must sink with my existing oracle apps.
thanks in advance...

user596857 wrote:
Dear Experts, (I'm far from expert, but I possess enough shreds of knowledge to answer your question, so here goes. ;-) )
1a)
My server has Oracle version 11.1.0.6.0, but the matrix says it wants 11.1.0.7.
I should get a warning right?
Can I just proceed with the install, over-riding the warning?
1b)
If so, what is the procedure to install into the existing database?
It wasn't obvious in the (150 page) install docs. The EBS install delivers its own ORACLE_HOME for the database. There isn't an option to install into an existing database as far I know. The installer will ask where to put the new ORACLE_HOME for the EBS database. You might get a warning if you try to install to a pre-existing ORACLE_HOME, and I don't recommend ignoring that warning. The result will either be ugly immediately or, even worse, ugly later when it's harder to figure out why. ;-)
Do an upgrade?Won't really help. The ORACLE_HOME that's bundled with the installer usually comes with additional patches pre-installed, as well as EBS-friendly configuration options. You're much better off taking what it gives you so you can get down to the real fun of learning EBS. :-)
Or, do regular install, but not Express/Rapid Install?I recommend doing a Vision install for learning EBS.
Can I choose not to install the database software?Nope (unless my memory is really that bad), and there's no real benefit to doing so. All you'd save is a couple GB of disk, and as a percentage of the total install footprint of EBS, the database ORACLE_HOME is relatively tiny.
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John P.
http://only4left.jpiwowar.com

Installing 9iAS 1.0.2.2 on 9i database

Installing 9iAS 1.0.2.2 on 9i database and getting an
error: "ORA-04031: unable to allocate 40972 bytes of shared
memory ("large pool","unknown object","koh-kghu sessi","pl/sql
Errors encountered in the Install process. Installation Aborted."
Error occured on 49% of installation process! Anyone have any
ideas?
Thanks,
Janez

Dear Janez,
I understand the disappointment you are going through right now,
because I my self went through the same feeling of frustration
for a long time before I could successfully install Oracle9iAS
1.0.2.2 in conjunction with an Oracle9i 9.0.1 database (on the
Windows platform).
First of all, for some reason (???) Oracle no longer allows any
user to connect as SYS without the "as SYSDBA" clause. The OPCA
wizard requests the SYS password and connect string for the
database where it has to create the Portal Repository. I believe
that the "opca.jar" has the login credentials hard-coded
as "SYS" (without the "as SYSDBA" clause). To work around this,
set the parameter O7_DICTIONARY_ACCESSIBILITY=TRUE in the
database INIT.ORA file.
The next problem I faced was with the Oracle JDBC driver that
was supplied along with the Oracle9i database (release 9.0.1). I
found that I was not being able to establish a simple connection
using the classes111.zip or classes12.zip provided with the
Oracle9i database itself. I then visited the Oracle Technology
Network to search for Oracle9i JDBC drivers and downloaded the
classes12.zip file listed for the Solaris platform (there were
no JDBC drivers listed for the Oracle9i database on Windows
NT/2000, only Oracle8i release 8.1.7).
Then I ran the Portal Configuration Assistant batch file
(launch.bat) after replacing the existing classes111.zip in the
script's CLASSPATH with the classes12.zip I had just downloaded.
Now I was getting the same error message that you have listed.
I then attempted to create the Portal 3.0.9 repository manually
instead of using the Configuration Wizard and was finally able
to do so. I am outlining the steps below that you have to follow
to do the same.
1. With a text editor, open the following file:
<ORACLE_HOME>\portal30\admin\plsql\cat\catload.sql
2. Comment out the following line:
REM spool ..\..\portal30\admin\plsql\cat\catldscr.sql
3. Add a new line to indicate the correct location of
catldscr.sql for a manual installation:
spool catldscr.sql
4. Save and close the file.
5. With a text editor, open the following file:
<ORACLE_HOME>\portal30\admin\plsql\owa\owaload.sql
6. Comment out the following line:
REM spool ..\..\portal30\admin\plsql\owa\wpildscr.sql
7. Add a new line to indicate the correct location of
wpildscr.sql for a manual installation:
spool wpildscr.sql
8. Save and close the file.
9. Open a Command Prompt and set the ORACLE_HOME like:
set ORACLE_HOME=E:\Oracle\iSuites
10. From the %ORACLE_HOME%\portal30\admin\plsql
directory, run the onetime script to install the PL/SQL Web
Toolkit packages:
onetime.cmd -p <SYS_Password> -l onetime.log -c <connect_string>
11. Then run the Oracle9iAS Portal installation script from the
Command Prompt (%ORACLE_HOME%\portal30\admin\plsql\winstall) to
install the Oracle9iAS Portal product. This may take about 2 to
3 hours.
winstall.cmd -s portal30 -p portal30 -u users -t temp -d users -
l users -o portal30_sso -i portal30_sso_ps -r 12345 -c
<connect_string> > winstall.log
12. At a DOS prompt, run the %ORACLE_HOME%\portal30
\admin\plsql\ssodatan script. This script configures your login
via the Single Sign-On (SSO) Server.
ssodatan.cmd -w http://<Machine_Name>:<Port_No.>/pls/portal30/ -
l http://<Machine_Name>:<Port_No.>/pls/portal30_sso/ -s
portal30 –p portal30 -o portal30_sso -d portal30_sso -e
portal30_sso_ps -c <connect_string>
13. Stop and restart your HTTP server:
net stop OracleiSuitesHTTPServer
net start OracleiSuitesHTTPServer
14. In the DOS prompt, run the following two commands to install
the Portal Online Help.
cd %ORACLE_HOME%\portal30\admin\plsql\wwu
contimp.cmd -s portal30 -p portal30 -o portal_help -m reuse –u
database_user -d ..\..\..\doc\site\hlp30ca.dmp -c
<connect_string>
Hope this helps.
Sudip.

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I installed the new 9i database on win2000 and try too install
the applicationserver 9ias. The installation aborts after
reporting "not all dependensies for the component oracle
enterprise manager common files 2.2.0.0.0 is found. Missing
component oracle.swe.jre 1.1.8.10.0"
Please help !!!!

Hello everyone.
I am also trying to install 9iAS with RDBMS 9.0.1.1, and I am
getting a lot of problems.
The first one is that the iSetup.exe of the first cd does
nothing when I double click on it! I found the setup.exe on
install\win32 on the cd, and with changes on oraparam.ini, i
have managed to start the installation.
I have also got the error about "not all dependensies for the
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found. Missing component oracle.swe.jre 1.1.8.10.0", and managed
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I took the advice of Stephen Fenwick on this thread, of
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Trying to install 9iAS 1.0.2.2.1 on Win2000

Universal Installer cant install the product. We are getting an
error like: "cant find oracle.swd.jre 1.1.8.10.0" But on the CD1
there is oracle.swd.jre 1.1.7.30. Can anyone help us?

Better yet: I found this from one of the forums, it has
something to do with the 9iAS using an older version of 'jre
something' than the 9i database... here it is: I am going to
try it myself....
Title : error installing 9ias using 9i database O/S : MS
Windows
Author : Mark Hartmann Type : Answer
Date : Nov 22, 2001 06:39 PT
POST :REPLY (W/QUOTE)
Hi !
I had the same problem before I had a look into this forum. But
it seems i found a way around this problem:
1. I have all the required files copied from CD to my harddisk
(disk1, disk2 and disk3).
2. I copied the required "jre_1.1.8"-files from the Oracle9i-DB
CD 1 stage directory into the stage directory of "Disk1" and to
be sure to the other stage dir in the "install" directory.
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hi,
anybody has success with AS installation on XP? i cannot see the point why should i install db at least twice (9.x, 8.1.7, 8.0.6, ...) and why is j2sdk, jre is need to be installed multiple instances.
- oracle agent cannot srart up (no SNMP master, what's missing?)
- there is two HTTPD
- cannot set the DAD connect string for 9iAS
i was reading hundreds of pages, mainly preinstallation tasks. trying to deinstall and reinstall after and have to clean up the registry manually (and the folders as well).
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Better yet: I found this from one of the forums, it has
something to do with the 9iAS using an older version of 'jre
something' than the 9i database... here it is: I am going to
try it myself....
Title : error installing 9ias using 9i database O/S : MS
Windows
Author : Mark Hartmann Type : Answer
Date : Nov 22, 2001 06:39 PT
POST :REPLY (W/QUOTE)
Hi !
I had the same problem before I had a look into this forum. But
it seems i found a way around this problem:
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(disk1, disk2 and disk3).
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CD 1 stage directory into the stage directory of "Disk1" and to
be sure to the other stage dir in the "install" directory.
3. I use the OUI 2.0 which has been installed with the database.
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$ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus
connect / as sysdba
startup
exit
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/lsnrctl start
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oidmon connect=iasdb start
$ORACLE_HOME/bin/oidctl connect=iasdb server=oidldapd instance=1 start
$ORACLE_HOME/opmn/bin/opmnctl startall
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Hardware requirement for install PI 7.3

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Analysis Services
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12.0.2000.8
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Developer Edition
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No
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Microsoft SQL Server 2014
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12.0.2000.8
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Developer Edition
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No
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Client Tools Backwards Compatibility
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Developer Edition
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No
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Client Tools SDK
1033
Developer Edition
12.0.2000.8
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2014
Integration Services
1033
Developer Edition
12.0.2000.8
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2014
LocalDB
1033
Express Edition
12.0.2000.8
No
Yes
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MSSQLSERVER
MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER
Database Engine Services
1033
Developer Edition
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No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
MSSQLSERVER
MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER
SQL Server Replication
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
MSSQLSERVER
MSAS11.MSSQLSERVER
Analysis Services
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Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Management Tools - Basic
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Management Tools - Complete
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Client Tools Connectivity
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Client Tools Backwards Compatibility
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Client Tools SDK
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
BIDS
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
Integration Services
1033
Developer Edition
11.0.2100.60
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2012
LocalDB
1033
Express Edition
11.1.3000.0
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2008
SQL2008
MSSQL10.SQL2008
Database Engine Services
1033
Enterprise Edition
10.0.1600.22
No
Yes
Microsoft SQL Server 2008
SQL2008
MSSQL10.SQL2008
SQL Server Replication
1033
Enterprise Edition
10.0.1600.22
No
Yes

Installing 9iAS 1.0.2.2.1 with 9i Db 9.0.1

After installing 9i Db, when installing 9iAS, after the Component Configuration and Startup screen, the installation starts thens hangs with the message 'Enterprise Manager Common files Missing Dependices' Missing oracle.swd.jre1.1.8.10.0.
Any ideas, I have cleaned out my system for a restall in cluding the registries but the same problem reappears.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards Stu.

Hi Stuard,
You may want to follow the following steps to install 9iDB with 9iAS 10221.
You can also refer to the early msg disussion in this forum on the same subject.
Thanks,
Yuning
==============
below are some steps you need to make to install 9iAS 1.0.2.2.1,
some of the steps are not needed for 1.0.2.2.2
install 9iAS v1.0.2.2.2 in Oracle 9i Environment (windows 2000)
9i DB <OH>: d:\oracle\ora90
9iAS <OH>: d:\oracle\iSuites
1. Delete the spfile.ora. Go to the d:\oracle\ora90\database and
delete the file spfile.ora OR you can rename it.
2. Modify the following init.ora parameters
a. db_cache_size=33554432
b. open_cursors=300
c. java_pool_size=67108864
d. large_pool_size=67108864
e. processes=200
f. O7_dictionary_accessibility=true
g. job_queue_processes=3
3.Restart the database
4. Use the JDBC lib files from the 9i Database environment to
iAS home d:\oracle\ora90\jdbc\lib to d:\oracle\iSuites\jdbc\lib
5. Remove the Oracle HTTP server from the Oracle database home
6. Resize the database tablespaces
INDX: 50 MB
SYSTEM: 550 MB
UNDOTBS: 150 MB
USERS: 200 MB
TEMP: 100 MB

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