Uninstall oracle9i database on windows OS

Hi,
Windows OS
Oracle 9208
I want to make a script to uninstall oracle9i database using the batch file, so how it can be done ?
I want to uninstall and then install the database again by running the batch file, so is it required to uninstall the Oracle software also ?
can anybody provide me detail steps or any link or document to refer ?
With Regards
Edited by: user640001 on May 17, 2010 2:45 AM

user640001 wrote:
Hi,
but once i have already executed catrproc.sql and catalog.sql while creating database,
so if i create database second time, so do i have to run those scripts again ?
Of course. Those scripts are against and while connected to a specific database. You just created a new database. There is no "again" for this database.
and if yes then running them again will throw and error as "Object already exists"
Does it?
so how to solve it ?You look at the actual error messages actually created (not what you think might be created) and address the actual issue. What is it going to cost you to run some tests?
>
can u provide me the main steps for the same?
With Regards

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