Where can I download the scripts for sample IX, SH schemas for 11g

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Hi,
I have installed oracle 11g database without the sample schemas. In the standard set of sample schemas we had an example Information Exachange schema (for queue), and a Sales Historyschema . Howver I am not getting the sample scripts for these two schemas in my demo directory.
Can you please let me know where can I get access to the scripts?
I have a requirement for a OLTP datastore which can receive high volume of data from an external system(Expecting max of 6gb data). I am planning create a separate schema , with dedicated tablespaces, Is it a good idea to have one datafile with a maxsize set to 6gb or to have a set of 3 starting at 1000m locally managed and a max size of 2gb each. There are not many indexes needed, however I need to set up an in queue and out queue as well. If I create this schema them do I need to revisit my redolog groups or temp table sizing as well to keep my existing database performance intact?
Is there any standard guidelines to follow for a schema where you expect large volume of data,has multiple queues?
Many Thanks,
Chandana

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user13057029 wrote:
Hi,
I have installed oracle 11g database without the sample schemas. In the standard set of sample schemas we had an example Information Exachange schema (for queue), and a Sales Historyschema . Howver I am not getting the sample scripts for these two schemas in my demo directory.
Can you please let me know where can I get access to the scripts?http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10831/installation.htm#COMSC00002
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I have a requirement for a OLTP datastore which can receive high volume of data from an external system(Expecting max of 6gb data). I am planning create a separate schema , with dedicated tablespaces, Is it a good idea to have one datafile with a maxsize set to 6gb or to have a set of 3 starting at 1000m locally managed and a max size of 2gb each. There are not many indexes needed, however I need to set up an in queue and out queue as well. If I create this schema them do I need to revisit my redolog groups or temp table sizing as well to keep my existing database performance intact?
Is there any standard guidelines to follow for a schema where you expect large volume of data,has multiple queues?Ask this question in a separate thread.
Aman....