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Installing Oracle Software, Installing Object Link Manager

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5-36 Compaq Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/O1000 for Oracle8i and Windows 2000 Administrator Guide Installing Oracle Software Using the Oracle8i Parallel Server Setup and Configuration Guide, follow the steps to install Oracle8i Enterprise Edition software on all cluster nodes, including: I Oracle8i Server I Oracle8i Parallel Server Option I Oracle8i Parallel Server Manager I Oracle8i Enterprise Manager NOTE: If the Oracle Universal Installer does not offer the option to install Oracle8i Parallel Server, it could mean that the OSDs did not install successfully or that the OracleCMService is not running. After installing Oracle software, the Oracle8i documentation instructs you to install vendor-supplied operating system dependent modules (OSDs). You have already completed this step. Configuring Oracle Software Configuring Oracle software includes configuring Oracle8i Parallel Server, Oracle8i Parallel Server Manager, Oracle8i Enterprise Manager, and administering multiple instances. Use the Oracle8i Parallel Server Setup and Configuration Guide and the Oracle8i Enterprise Edition for Windows 2000 to configure the Oracle software. Installing Object Link Manager IMPORTANT: Before installing and configuring an Oracle database, you must install Object Link Manager on all cluster nodes. Object Link Manager maintains the symbolic links between disk partitions and Oracle data files. Failure to install Object Link Manager can result in the Oracle database not starting or, if it starts, in not finding the correct data. Windows 2000 Advanced Server assigns disk numbers to drives in the shared storage subsystems based on the order in which the shared storage subsystems are powered on. The order in which disks are brought online directly affects the disk numbers assigned to the disk, which in turn affects the ability of Oracle8i Server to find Oracle data files. If shared storage subsystems are powered off and then

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Compaq Parallel Database Cluster Model PDC/O1000 for Oracle8i and Windows 2000 Administrator Guide
Installing Oracle Software
Using the
Oracle8i Parallel Server Setup and Configuration Guide,
follow the
steps to install Oracle8
i
Enterprise Edition software on all cluster nodes,
including:
Oracle8
i
Server
Oracle8
i
Parallel Server Option
Oracle8
i
Parallel Server Manager
Oracle8
i
Enterprise Manager
NOTE:
If the Oracle Universal Installer does not offer the option to install Oracle8
i
Parallel
Server, it could mean that the OSDs did not install successfully or that the
OracleCMService is not running.
After installing Oracle software, the Oracle8
i
documentation instructs you to
install vendor-supplied operating system dependent modules (OSDs). You
have already completed this step.
Configuring Oracle Software
Configuring Oracle software includes configuring Oracle8
i
Parallel Server,
Oracle8
i
Parallel Server Manager, Oracle8
i
Enterprise Manager, and
administering multiple instances. Use the
Oracle8i Parallel Server Setup and
Configuration Guide
and the
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition for Windows 2000
to
configure the Oracle software.
Installing Object Link Manager
IMPORTANT:
Before installing and configuring an Oracle database, you must install
Object Link Manager on all cluster nodes. Object Link Manager maintains the symbolic
links between disk partitions and Oracle data files. Failure to install Object Link Manager
can result in the Oracle database not starting or, if it starts, in not finding the correct data.
Windows 2000 Advanced Server assigns disk numbers to drives in the shared
storage subsystems based on the order in which the shared storage subsystems
are powered on.
The order in which disks are brought online directly affects the disk numbers
assigned to the disk, which in turn affects the ability of Oracle8
i
Server to find
Oracle data files. If shared storage subsystems are powered off and then