New database create script using DBCA

Hi,
I'm trying to generate a database create script using DBCA. I have another database running on the same physical server(HP-UX and oracle 10g R2). When I run the DBCA, it is creating scripts to Clone DB and Clone RMAN restore. Why it is not generating to create a new database instead of cloning the DB.
Thanks

Rock2 wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to generate a database create script using DBCA. I have another database running on the same physical server(HP-UX and oracle 10g R2). When I run the DBCA, it is creating scripts to Clone DB and Clone RMAN restore. Why it is not generating to create a new database instead of cloning the DB.
ThanksWhen you launch dbca, you need to select to create a 'custom' database, not one of the pre-canned templates. The templates will all result in a script that does an rman restore from a backup that comes with the product. Selecting 'custom' database will result in scripts built around the CREATE DATABASE sql statement.

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