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Oracle® Database Installation Guide
10
g
Release 1 (10.1) for IBM z/OS (OS/390)
Part No. B13525-01
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Title and Copyright Information
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Preface
Intended Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Product Name
Related Documentation
Typographic Conventions
Storage Measurements
1
Installation Overview
1.1
Oracle Database 10
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for z/OS Installation Overview
1.1.1
Oracle Database Products for Installation
1.1.1.1
Oracle z/OS Database 10
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1.1.1.2
Oracle z/OS Client 10
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1.1.1.3
Oracle Transparent Gateways
1.1.1.4
Oracle z/OS Database and Subsystem Configuration
1.2
Oracle Database 10
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for z/OS Installation Considerations
1.2.1
Software Certification
1.2.2
Multiple Oracle Homes
1.3
Upgrade Issues
1.4
Working in Shell Environments
2
Pre-installation Tasks
2.1
Check the Hardware Requirements
2.2
Check the Software Requirements
2.2.1
Check for Required Software
2.2.2
Check for Required APARS
2.3
Review System-Level Configuration Considerations
2.3.1
Perform Product Security Activities
2.3.2
Configure BPX Parameters
2.3.3
Check User Virtual Storage
2.3.4
Add an APF-Authorized Library
2.3.5
Ensure Adequate Address Space IDs (ASIDs)
2.3.6
Add Program Properties
2.3.7
Create and Activate a Resource Class
2.3.8
Associate Userids with Services
2.4
Choose Oracle Software Locations
2.5
Identify Required Directories for the Installation
2.6
Configure the User Environments Required for the Installation
2.6.1
Client X Server Environment
2.6.2
z/OS User Environment
2.7
Transfer the Oracle Software to Your z/OS System
2.7.1
Load Oracle Database 10
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for z/OS Software from the Product CD-ROMs
2.7.2
Download Oracle Database 10
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Software from the OTN Web Site
2.8
Extract the Installation Archive Files
3
Database Installation Tasks
3.1
Introduction
3.2
Install the Oracle Database 10
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for z/OS Software
3.3
After Installing the Oracle Database 10
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for z/OS Software
3.3.1
Downloading and Installing Patches
3.3.2
Performing System Administrator Tasks
3.3.3
Configuring Other Oracle Products
4
Removing Oracle Software
4.1
Removing an Oracle Database
4.2
Removing Oracle Software
A
Non-interactive Installation and Configuration
A.1
Introduction
A.2
Create the oraInst.loc File
A.3
Prepare Response Files
A.4
Run the Installer Non-interactively
B
Installation Reference
B.1
Choosing Data Set Name Qualifiers
B.2
Oracle Library Data Sets
C
Troubleshooting
C.1
X Windows Display Errors
C.2
Reviewing a Log of an Installation Session
C.3
Non-interactive Response File Error Handling
C.4
Cleaning Up After a Failed Installation
Index
