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Creating RAC12c Database From Command Line

Here are steps to create RAC 12c database from command line. This is needed if working remote and unable to use GUI.

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Creating RAC12c Database From Command Line

Here are steps to create RAC 12c database from command line. This is needed if working remote and unable to use GUI.

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Date: June 6th-2014

Title: Creating RAC12c database from command line.


Ref: Oracle RAC 12c Release 1 (12.1) Installation guide for Linux and UNIX

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This is basically using dbca to create the database but from the command line and can be used from a
shell script.
[oracle@rac1 bin]$ ./dbca -silent -nodelist rac1,rac2 -createDatabase -templateName
General_Purpose.dbc -gdbName raclab3.domain.com -createAsContainerDatabase false -SysPassword

password-sys -SystemPassword password-system -emConfiguration NONE -storageType ASM


-asmSysPassword passwordAsm -diskGroupName DATA -characterSet WE8MSWIN1252 -totalMemory
600 -recoveryGroupName FRA

Note: Since the password is in the commands then they will have to secure their scripts.

Also the other needed steps that are needed for a RAC database can be added to the script using sqlplus
commands.

[oracle@rac1 bin]$ ./dbca -silent -nodelist rac1,rac2 -createDatabase -templateName


General_Purpose.dbc -gdbName raclab3 -createAsContainerDatabase false -SysPassword password-sys
-SystemPassword password-system -emConfiguration NONE -storageType ASM -asmSysPassword
Opassword-Asm -diskGroupName DATA -characterSet WE8MSWIN1252 -totalMemory 600
-recoveryGroupName FRA
Cleaning up failed steps
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Copying database files
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Creating and starting Oracle instance
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Creating cluster database views
54% complete
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Completing Database Creation
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Look at the log file "/oracle/oracle/cfgtoollogs/dbca/raclab3/raclab31.log" for further details.
[oracle@rac1 bin]$

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