Is there an another way to install the MySQL Connector/ODBC Drivers?
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I don't have a oracle database installed in my system. But i want to connect to the remote system. Do i just need to install oci8 extension library or i need to install both instantclient and the oci8 extension?
OCI8 requires 'Oracle Client libraries'. Since you don't have these, you can install the free Oracle Instant Client. Install the Basic package for your OS. Use the correct 32- or 64-bit package that matches PHP's 32- or 64-bitness. If you are compiling OCI8 from source code, you'll also need the SDK package which has the necessary header files.
The details will depend on your OS and the version of PHP.
I have a seemingly simple question. How does one run sqlldr on a Mac OS X? I have researched this topic and have copied the sqlldr executable, using scp, from a remote host running the oracle server, and then installed that into the same $ORACLE_HOME/bin directory where I have a working version of the sqlplus utility. How does one go about doing this?
SQL*Loader now comes with the 64-bit version of Oracle Instant Client 12.2 on Mac OS. Mac OS High Sierra (10.13), Sierra (10.12) and El-Capitan (10.11) are supported.
It can be downloaded directly via the Oracle Technology Network (OTN) linked here.
I have followed the instructions to install DB2 Express-C found here (which is the official guide on the IBM community forum). Everything worked quite fine until I had to run the db2_install.
When I execute it, it gives me the DBI1189E error:
"DBI1189E There has been an attempt to use db2_install
on an image for a platform that does not match the current platform
'MacOS' on which it is being run.
Explanation:
Possible causes include:
This DB2 install image is not valid for the current
platform.
The current platform is not supported by DB2.
User Response:
Install DB2 using the DB2 install image that corresponds
with the current platform 'MacOS'. "
Anyone knows what went wrong?
The last 2 days I also struggled with installing db2 on My Os X with the El Capitan.
First of all, important to know is that only version 10.1 is supported for mac, while for windows/linux, version 10.5 is supported.
This can cause troubles when migrating an existing database in 10.5 to your mac database in version 10.1. It is off course important to have the right distribution for mac os x.
I also tried the official guide on the IBM community forum, but it didn't work out for me too...
What I did was follow these instructions.
With these instructions, the installation went find, but I encountered some issues with the line:
Initialize the sample database using this command:
db2sampl
Make sure you issue the db2start command using the db2inst1 user.
After my db was started I had some issues with locked files.
I could solve them by issuing the command:
sudo chown db2inst1 /Users/db2inst1/sqllib/adm/*
And then everything worked fine.
Good luck!
I am finding references to seemingly the same problem for example here and here. All I am doing is googling for "DBI1189E mac os". Good luck and let me know if this has worked. Thanks!
Installing Oracle 12c on Ubuntu I got permission denied when I executed the line:
/tmp/database/runInstaller
Ubuntu is not certified OS for Oracle database installation. Run an OS that is certified by Oracle to support their products.
You could rather use VirtualBox and Oracle Linux to setup the Oracle database. It comes free for personal learning purpose.
Download Oracle Linux here.
Here is a step-by-step installation guide by Tim Hall.
Check permission of .oui :
chmod 777 -r /tmp/database/
Even Ubuntu is not certified for Oracle Database installation, but it's possible to setup Oracle on this on. Not certified means that Oracle hadn't done tests and don't provide support on this plateform.
Can anyone please tell me how I can enable PostgreSQL in Xampp on Mac platform? Or is there any other GUI alternative like XAMPP for Mac platform.
Thanks.
Use MAPP Stack for OSX.
MAPP: https://bitnami.com/stack/mapp
In case you need MySQL + PostgreSQL, download MAMP + PostgreSQL extension
MAMP: https://bitnami.com/stack/mamp
PostgreSQL add-on: https://bitnami.com/stack/mamp/modules#postgresql
Enable MySQL before installing PostgreSQL by starting MAMP stack's MySQL. After installing, go to PostgreSQL admin page and login as user=postgres and password=[password], create your own root user with password.