Scema Creation in Oracle

Hi Experts,
I need to create an schema in an existing Oracle Database which has been installed for SAP Enterprise Portal.
Can you explain me how to accomplish this? Please explain step by step procedure.
Can any one tell me is this the right way for keeping application data in a Oracle Schema or I need to have an separate Oracle Installed for this?Please explain.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Karthick

Hi,
you don't need a separate Oracle database instance, though I would recommend to create one.
I would not mix own application and SAP schemas in one instance - think of side effects
on each of the components.
With DBCONNECT from the SAP site you can access this remote database.
For starting with Oracle I would follow their documentation:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/database.html
In general you create not a schema in Oracle but a user account.
Under this user account his/her objects (tables, indexes, views ...). are placed when you create them.
Bye
yk

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