Linux RH 6.2 Proc*C installation

Hi,
I don't found Pro*C in my Oracle 8i EE installation.
Where can I find it?
I search on technet.oracle.com, www.oracle.com also on but I don't found anything!!!
Thank's...

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[http://www.kodiaktechnical.com/wordpress/?p=84|http://www.kodiaktechnical.com/wordpress/?p=84]
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Hi,
Most of ppl in this forum are not from Oracle.
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by Jeff Hunter, Sr. Database Administrator
Overview
The following article is a summary of the steps required to successfully install the Oracle 8i (8.1.7) database on Redhat Linux 7.1 and 7.2.
Downloading / Unpacking the Oracle 8i Installation Files
Download Oracle 8i from Oracle's OTN Site.
(If you do not currently have an account with Oracle OTN, you will need to create one. This is a FREE account!)
http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/oracle8i/htdocs/linuxsoft.html
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Then create a symbolic link to the JDK under /usr/local/java.
Sun's JDK 1.2.2
Download from: http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/1.2/download-linux.html
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% mkdir /u04/app
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RahulS wrote:
hi...
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I've found others here in the forum having experienced the same.
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The main download page is at:
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Thanks John, hsawwan
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Hi
Please help us in solving the below mentioned problem.
We are trying to install Oracle 8.1.7 under Linux 6.2 . During the installation the following error displays and could not able to finish the instllation. The problem is
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Miguel Tsuboyama (guest) wrote:
: Pinwu Xu (guest) wrote:
: : Terry (guest) wrote:
: : : Hi,
: : : I am still stuck on DISPLAY error.
: : : The messages I get when I issue ./runInstaller command are:
: : : Initailizing Java Virtual Machine from
: /usr/local/jre/bin/jre
: : : Please wait...
: : : Xlib: connection to "QIS:0.0" refused by server
: : : Xlib: Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 KEY
: : : Java.lang.Internal Error: can't connect to X11 window
server
: : : using 'QIS:0.0' as the value of the DISPLAY variable
: : : QIS is the server name that I am installing Oracle to.
: : : The manual says I should set it to
: : : DISPLAY=work_station_name:0.0
: : : export DISPLAY
: : The work_station_name is the name of the machine the monitor
: : you are facing to connects to, with X Window running. If
: : you have only one machine, simply typing
: : export DISPLAY=:0
: : suffices.
: : Hope this helps.
: : : but I don't have any workstations connected to the linux
box
: : : yet. I am installing oracle to a standalone machine. What
: is
: : : that work_staion_name supposed to be? Obviously using the
: : server
: : : name as work station name didn't do me any good.
: : Pinwu
: You must grant permission to connect to the XServer...
: If you XServer was started by root, you must grant from root
the
: permission via: xhost +localhost
: Regards,
: Miguel T.
Hi Terry,
I initially experienced the same "connection refused" message as
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My problem was to do with logging on to X as root (to mount the
CDROM) and then switching to the oracle account to do the
install.
If I logged to X as oracle I didn't need to change the default
DISPLAY value of :0 .
Daniel.
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http://oracle-magic.blogspot.com/
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From our Linux guru's
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I just want to ask regarding the installation of Business Objects 3.1 to Centos (linux 4.7)
Upon installation I encounter this error message.
Linux: Your system is missing required components (STU00120):
Missing patch: unsupported.linux.release
If you continue your installation may not work correctly. (STU00109)
Please press Enter to continue...
Patch checking complete
ls: DISK_*: No such file or directory
Too many DISK_ ids in the same directory (STU00086)
Please copy each CD in a separate directory (STU00087)
(ERROR: STU 00006).
Can anyone help me with this.
Thanks!

Hi,
If you have copied the installation files locally, then make sure ALL the files are copied. From the error it looks "DISK_1_1" file is missing from the directory.
Thanks,
Bala

Linux RH 6.2 Proc*C installation

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