Owner's Manual

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In the Disk Group window, type the information for the flashback recovery
files and click
OK .
a Type a name for the disk group to be created, such as flashbackDG ,
select
External Redundancy , and select the disks to include in the disk
group.
b If you are using the ASM library driver and you cannot access the
candidate disks, click
Change Disk Discovery String , type ORCL:* as the
string, and then select
ASM2 .
15 In the ASM Disk Groups window, check the disk group that you would like to
use for Database Storage (for example,
databaseDG ) and click Next .
16 In the Database File Locations window, check Use Common Location for All
Database Files
, and click Next .
17 In the Recovery Configuration window, click Browse . Select the flashback
group that you created in step 14 (for example,
flashbackDG ) and change the
Flash Recovery Area size as needed.
18 Select Enable Archiving and click Next .
19 In the Database Content window, click Next .
20 In the Initialization Parameters window, select Typical and click Next .
21 In the Database Storage window, click Next .
22 In the Creation Options window, select Create Database and click Finish .
23 In the Confirmation window click OK to create the database.
NOTE: Creating the seed database may take more than an hour.
When the database creation completes, the Password Management window
appears.
24 Click Exit .
25 When database creation completes, type the following commands to add
the ORACLE_SID environment variable entry in the
oracle user profile:
echo "export ORACLE_SID=oradb" >>
/home/oracle/.bash_profile
source /home/oracle/.bash_profile
This example assumes that oradb is the global database name that you
defined in DBCA.
NOTE: See "Securing Your System" on page 18 and follow the steps for additional
security setup.