Workflow installation question

Hi all, i have to install workflow on a new server farm, i have 1 box with 9IAS rel 2 and 1 box on which i've installed the Infrastructure for the 9IAS and another instance (9.2.0.2) for normal data.
I'm installing workflow on the 9IAS home but what about workflow repository?
Have to install it on infrastructure instance or data instance?
Can anyone help me?

Dario,
The infrastructure database has a workflow schema already.
Raja

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    I have a question about 9iAS installation. Can we install 9iAS in NT??. I downloaded from the site, installation for NT. While installing I get error like "could not write oci.dll error"..I'm installing the portal and wireless type and I have my Oracle9i database installed on the same machine. Can anybody suggest how to rectify this error.
    Thanks a lot

    Are you trying to install in the same Oracle Home directory as the database? You should install in a different OH. Furthermore, 9iAS itself also installs in 2 OH's. You will end up with 3 OH's.
    It is not a good idea to install the database and 9iAS on the same server, unless you have a really big one.

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