Oracle 10g need to create respose file

I am running oracle 10g rev2 and I would like to create response file from my exist system. I think there is oracle utility that I can create the response file from my exist system.
Please advise me.
Thanks

Hi,
You question is not clear whether you are asking to generate / creation of reponse file while installaing ORACLE
Creating a response file (https://students.kiv.zcu.cz/doc/oracle/gateways.102/b19084/app_nonint.htm#CIHGFAAF)
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/install.102/b15681/advance.htm#BBAHEGFF
or
Are you tlaking about the spooling the Commands on Sql Plus to Command Prompt
If spooling then you go for
spool file name with path
spool off
- Pavan Kumar N

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