Oracle 11gr2 - database configuration assistant (dbca) - New database

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The document outlines the steps for configuring an Oracle 11gR2 database using the Database Configuration Assistant. It discusses configuring database templates, identification, management options, credentials, file locations, storage, initialization parameters and creation options. The steps are presented over multiple pages with screenshots from the configuration assistant.

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Oracle 11gR2
Database Assistant
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Step0. Database Configuration
Assistant

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Step1. Operations
Create a database

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Step2. Database templates

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Step3. Database identification

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Step4. Management Options
Enterprise Manager

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Step4. Management Options
Automatic Maintenance Tasks

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Step5. Database Credentials

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Step6. Database File Locations

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Common File Location Variables

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Step7. Recovery Configuration

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Step8. Database Content
Database Components

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Standard Database Components

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Step8. Database Content
Custom Scripts

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Step9. Initialization Parameters
Memory

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Step9. Initialization Parameters
Sizing

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Step9. Initialization Parameters
Characters Sets

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Step9. Initialization Parameters
Connection Mode

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All Initialization Parameters

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Step10. Database Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
Controlfile. General

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Step10. Database Storage
Controlfile. Options

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Step10. Database Storage
Tablespaces

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Step10. Database Storage
Sysaux tablespace. General

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Step10. Database Storage
Sysaux tablespace. Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
System tablespace. General

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Step10. Database Storage
System tablespace. Storage

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Temp tablespace. General

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Temp tablespace. Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
Undotbs1 tablespace. General

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Undotbs1 tablespace. Storage

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Users tablespace. General

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Users tablespace. Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
Datafiles

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Step10. Database Storage
Sysaux datafile. General

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Step10. Database Storage
Sysaux datafile. Storage

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System datafile. General

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System datafile. Storage

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Temp datafile. General

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Temp datafile. Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
Undotbs datafile. General

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Undotbs datafile. Storage

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Users datafile. General

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Users datafile. Storage

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Step10. Database Storage
Redo Log Groups

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Step10. Database Storage
1 Redo Log

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Step10. Database Storage
2 Redo Log

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Step10. Database Storage
3 Redo Log

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Step11. Creation Options

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Confirmation

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Database Configuration Assistant

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Database Configuration Assistant

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Database Configuration Assistant

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