Oracle for Linux/390 benchmark

Have anybody some Oracle detailed benchmark over Linux for S/390?
Tank's Andrea.

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Hi all,
somebody know some issues in Oracle for Linux OS/390..?
instalation, performance, etc.
Thanks and advanced.
Best regards....

Hi Shane,
Oracle has only released client software for Intel Macs, but not the full database server software. If you want to run the Oracle database on your Mac, I suggest installing on a supported OS running in a virtual machine (VMware Fusion, Parallels, or VirtualBox). Michael McLaughlin has a very thorough post on his blog about using an Intel Mac as a client for a database server running in VMware Fusion.
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http://only4left.jpiwowar.com

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Has Oracle for Linux for S/390 any dimension limits?
Is possible and realistic to have a 20 Tera byte database on this platform?
Witch kind of performance I'll should expect?
Oracle for Linux is performant than other Unix like Solaris?
Tank's, Andrea.

I too have managed to get oracle installed on RedHat 2.4.9-17 kernel (Linux/390). However, I am kinda stuck there - I am completely new to Oracle. Is there some basic literature available on things like how to see the database schema (I ran the "@mkdb" cmd in the installation process, and I guess that created some sample database)? or how to look at the table data? I tried the following:
$ sqlplus /nolog
SQL*Plus: Release ...
(c) Copyright ...
SQL> connect scott/tiger@p901_tcp
Connected
SQL> select * from dba_users
2 .
SQL> help
SP2-0171: HELP not accessible
SQL> quit
Disconnected from Oracle9i Enterprise Edition ...
$
Any pointers? thanx,
-Ashutosh

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we are going to choose oracle for linux for our e-commerce site which will serve as search engin and shopping mall.

Thanks cgawoods for the advice...
I followed all the steps that you mentioned... Installing the Oracle client proved to be easy as pie on the Linux server, and connecting to the Oracle instance on the NT server was instantaneous with sqlplus... tnsping also finds the Oracle server without a hitch.
I also made the modifications to the coldfusion start script you mentioned, i.e. setting ORACLE_HOME, etc (which is also mentioned in Allaire's docs).
However.... (yes, here it comes) The DSN still comes up as 'failed' when I try to add a new one using the native drivers in the Coldfusion Administrator.
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I'm pretty stumped at this point as to why this won't work.
Thanks
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by cgawoods ():
I've done Cold Fusion installs on Solaris 2.6, and am an OCP DBA. If you download the Oracle 8.0.5 EE (RedHat 5.2) or Oracle8i EE(Redhat 6.0-6.2) Server programs, you may use the "Server" installation as an Oracle Client. Once you get Oracle installed, you will need to configure the tnsnames.ora file to point to your remote database. Then, you will need to point Cold Fusion to the $ORACLE_HOME where you installed the Oracle Server software. You will want (and probably need) to use the "native" oracle driver for Cold Fusion instead of the ODBC driver. Once the Oracle installation is complete, and you can "tnsping" the Oracle instance on NT, you should be able to configure Cold Fusion to talk to your Oracle database. It's just a matter of reading Allaire's documentation on configuring Cold Fusion for use with Oracle at that point.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hi there, as far as i can read the Oracle for linux that i
downloaded here on technet is free as long as i use it for
devellopment purposes only. Is that right? Or is it a 30 day
evaluation?
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Michel Chamberland (guest) wrote:
: Hi there, as far as i can read the Oracle for linux that i
: downloaded here on technet is free as long as i use it for
: devellopment purposes only. Is that right? Or is it a 30 day
: evaluation?
I have been using Oracle for about two months now without
hitting any licensing issues. That's not to say that it won't
expire some time in the future...
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Hi everybody,
I've installed oracle 9i developer release on linux/390.
The database seems ok, but when i try to connect from other
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Ora-03113: End of file on communication channel
The failure occurs after the connection is established.
I've read in some oracle faqs, this cause may be a database
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Hello,
I have problem with installing Oracle in Linux/390 (7.0 version).
Could you tell me what is your version (7.2 ?) and when did you
find it ? (URLs)
Thanks a lot

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For those who asked about testing on SLES7 and getting a trial copy of SLES7 (since it now costs money), apparently SuSE will furnish trial copies of their distribution. They can be obtained through the SuSE sales rep.
Barry

I too have managed to get oracle installed on RedHat 2.4.9-17 kernel (Linux/390). However, I am kinda stuck there - I am completely new to Oracle. Is there some basic literature available on things like how to see the database schema (I ran the "@mkdb" cmd in the installation process, and I guess that created some sample database)? or how to look at the table data? I tried the following:
$ sqlplus /nolog
SQL*Plus: Release ...
(c) Copyright ...
SQL> connect scott/tiger@p901_tcp
Connected
SQL> select * from dba_users
2 .
SQL> help
SP2-0171: HELP not accessible
SQL> quit
Disconnected from Oracle9i Enterprise Edition ...
$
Any pointers? thanx,
-Ashutosh

How to install oracle for Linux ?

Hello,
i have downloaded Oracle 11G R2 for Linux and my host OS is Ubuntu. After unzipping the downloaded file i got
1. response folder,
2.upgrade folder and
3.oracle-xe-11.2.0-1.0.x86_64.rpm file.
My host OS Ubuntu is 64 bit, and i have downloaded Oracle 11G R2 64 bit for Linux.
But i am unable to use that database. Please help how to use that !

Hello;
Your download does not appear to be correct, I would expect a much different result from unzipping.
I would check this out and follow it to the letter if I were doing it :
Install Oracle 11gR2 on Ubuntu Linux 11.04 (64-bit) Howto
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mseberg
Later
PavanG is probably correct, in that case you should look at this :
Oracle 11gR2 Express Edition on Linux Ubuntu 11.10 how-to
Oracle 11gR2 Express Edition on Linux Ubuntu 11.10 howto
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i've downloaded oracle 8i for linux8. its in tar format.
i've made cd of this software.now i try to install it on linux but it does not work.linux extracts files properly
but does not go further.what should i do.oracle in cd is in .tar format.how do i install it on linux.
thanks in anitcipation

Hello
Look at this documentation website for Oracle8i.
http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/oracle8i.html
This has got a document in pdf format, I think that's what you are loking for. The name is:
Oracle8i Installation Guide Release 3 (8.1.7) for Linux Intel
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Wan-rong Jih (guest) wrote:
: Does Oracle provides Oracle 7 for Linux?
Officially, no. But there is a how-to out there to install Oracle
7.x on a Linux machine using the icbs support that can be built
into Linux. Check one of the official how-to sites and see if you
can find it there.
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Oracle for Linux - released?!?

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/jan
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1) Someone had suggested that the recent webcast with Larry Ellison would be about Database 12c, but that didn't make sense because the other presenter in the webcast was the head of SPARC.
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I would assume that those books cannot be published before the product is released, so those dates might provide some indication.
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for
Linux?
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Jean-Baptiste jacquemard (guest) wrote:
: Should I buy one license per client querying an Oracle Server
: for
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Oracle for S/390 Linux?

Can anyone tell me if/when Oracle plans to port 8i to Linux for the System/390?
Walt Herridge
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Can anyone tell me if/when Oracle plans to port 8i to Linux for the System/390?
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Update: Install solution for latest Oracle9i for Linux/390 download

Release notes have been updated to include the following solution from MetaLink
Doc ID 158104.1 out of metalink.
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Copy of Doc ID 158104.1
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fact: Oracle Server - Enterprise Edition 9.0.1
fact: Intel Based Server LINUX
fact: RedHat 7.1
symptom: Installation fails
symptom: Error during linking
symptom: ins_plsql.mk
cause: <BUG:1843232>.
Versions of ld prior to version 2.11 ignored the "-z defs" flag. ld
version 2.11 and later have the ability to use this flag. Because of
this the genclntsh script fails to produce the libclntsh.so library on a
machine running ld > 2.11.
The "-z defs" is set in the variable LD_SELF_CONTAINED in the
genclntsh script.
fix:
When receiving this error during installation, follow these steps:
1. Open a new console window on the host as the installation user.
2. Set up the Oracle environment (i.e. ORACLE_HOME).
3. Make a backup of the $ORACLE_HOME/genclntsh script.
4. Remove the ${LD_SELF_CONTAINED} flag from the ld command in the 'Create
Library' section.
5. Run the genclntsh script.
6. Click on 'Retry' in the Universal Installer
The installation will now proceed.
This should be fixed in 9.0.2
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END of Doc ID 158104.1
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Developer version of Oracle for Linux

I am currently enrolled in a class here at ISU where I am working with an off-campus company to develop a better user database for them. They run Oracle, but we must mirror their system on one of our machines to do the work. I was looking for a developer version of oracle that I can use this semester for this project. Does anyone know where I can get something like this?

You can download it from OTN.
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