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Install Oracle software and starter database

Installation Steps for Windows x64:


A-Download Oracle Database:
o Visit the Oracle Database Download Page and select the Windows x64 version for Oracle
Database 19c.
o Accept the license agreement and download the installation files.

B-Once installation files are downloaded, copy them to the desired location and unzip the installation
files. Once files are extracted, run the Setup.exe file to start the Oracle Universal Installer.

3-The installation process begins. On the configuration options screen, you can choose any of the
following installation options.
 Install oracle software and starter database
 Install oracle software

1- we are installing oracle software and starter database; therefore, select Create and configure single
instance database option.
2-On the Select System Class screen, you can choose the class of machine on which you are installing
the oracle database. If you are installing it on the server-class machine, select Server Class, and if you
are installing it on the Desktop class machine, choose Desktop class. In our case, we are installing
oracle on a workstation, so I have chosen the Desktop class.

3-On Specify oracle Home User screen, you can set up an account used to run the oracle services on
Windows. You can choose any of the following options:

1. Virtual Account: If you do not want to create a separate account for oracle home, you can
choose the Virtual account. For enhanced security, Oracle recommends using a Virtual account

2. Existing Windows User: If you have created an administrator or non-administrator Windows


account and you want to use it, then select the Existing Windows User option. We must specify
the username and password of the account

3. Create New Windows User: If you want to create a new account, you can choose the Create
New Windows User option. The Oracle Universal Installer will create a user. You must specify the
desired username and password

4. Use Windows Built-In account: If you want to use the account created by the Windows server,
you can choose to use Windows built-in account option

In our case, we are creating a separate user for oracle services; then, I have selected Create New
Windows User.
4-In the Typical install Configuration screen, you can provide the values of the following parameters.

 Oracle base: Specify the location of the Oracle base directory. In our case, the location is C:\
OracleBase

 Database file location: Specify the location where you want to keep the database files. In our
case, the location is C:\OracleDBFiles

 Database edition: Specify the edition of the oracle software. You can choose Enterprise edition
or standard edition. In our case, I have selected Enterprise Edition

 Character set: Specify the character set that you want to use. You can choose UNICODE or OS
Locale. I have selected OS Locale

 Global database name: Specify the global database. The default database name is ORCL. I have
not changed the global database name

 Password: Specify the password to access the global database

 Create as Container database: If you want to configure the database as a container database,
you can enable the Create as Container database option. I have disabled it

Following is the screenshot of the configuration option.


5-On the performance prerequisite check screen, the wizard verifies minimum prerequisites to install
oracle software are fulfilled or not. OUI check following parameters:

 Physical memory
 Available Physical memory
 Swap Size
 Free space on the disk
6-On the Summary screen, you can view the summary of the configuration parameters. You can review
the settings and, if required, make changes. Click install to begin the installation process of Oracle 19c.
7-The installation process begins. The time to complete the installation depends on the configuration
of the Server/workstation
8-Once installation completes, you can close the installer. The setup installs oracle enterprise manager.
It is a web-based tool that is used to monitor and configure the Oracle 19c database.

Connect to Oracle 19c Enterprise Manager Database Express

Let us take a quick look at an oracle Enterprise Manager Database express. In our case, we can launch it
by accessing the https://localhost:5500/em URL.

First, the enterprise prompts for the username and password. Specify the SYS as username (It is created
during the installation of the oracle) and master password used on the Typical Installation screen. Once
authenticated, you can view the status of the Oracle servic
es and performance and resource matrix.

In the SQL monitor Section, you can view the top 20 SQL Queries along with the query execution
duration, SQL Plan hash, Username, SQL Text, and IO requests. In our case, you will not see details of the
queries because we have not run any query using the SYS account.

2.Database Creation
Step1: -Create Database (Database Creation)
Step2: -Select the Advanced option. (Creation Mode)

Click Next.

Step3: -We will see output. Optional database templates are shown below:(Database Type)

Click Next.
Step4: -A screen asks you to choose the database name. (Database Identification)

Fill in these fields:


Global Database Name:
SID
Create as container database
Select PDBName

Step5: - Select Database Storage Option

Step6: - Fast Recovery Option.


Step7: -Network Configuration
Step8: - Data Vault

Step9:- Configuration Option


Step10:-Management Option

Step11: - Database User Credentials


Step12:- Database Creation Option

Step13: - Summary
Step14: -Progress Page

Step15: -Database creation is completed


Step16: -Database Ready for Use
[oracle@dev19c ~]$ export ORACLE_SID=orcldb
[oracle@dev19c ~]$ sqlplus '/as sysdba'
SQL*Plus: Release 19.0.0.0.0 - Production on Thu Jun 13 19:49:14 2019
Version 19.3.0.0.0
Copyright (c) 1982, 2019, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Connected to:
Oracle Database 19c Enterprise Edition Release 19.0.0.0.0 - Production
Version 19.3.0.0.0
SQL> select instance_name from v$instance;
INSTANCE_NAME
----------------
orcldb

User and Security Management:

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