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I am looking to automate my appplication installation on standalone machines, so wondering if I can automate the oracle 11g setup as well? Is there a way to do this?
Maybe instead of installing Oracle on Windows use VM with pre installed software. Here you have some instructions how to use it.
Generally I don't think automated instalation for database make sense. You can configure database somwhere in the net and your application can use remote databse (just create a schema for each user). Also database server has usually different requirements so it is not popular to install DB at same machine as application.
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How can I install Oracle databases on macos natively without using a VM?!
tried every possible way, read almost all the documentations on their website but unfortunately i couldn't get any solution.
No, not today. You can easily get up and running with a VirtualBox appliance, we even make one for you to download and import.
VirtualBox recently put out an update that supports M1/M2 chip architectures, so that's nice.
Otherwise you could spin up an Always Free Oracle Autonomous Database Cloud Instance. That takes about 5 minutes, and then you could use that as your dev instance.
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I have a windows 7 x64 enterprise instance that I need to install the ODBC drivers for Oracle on. When I run the Odbcad32.exe from %systemdrive%\Windows\SysWoW64\ it allows me to install the drivers. However, when I close the ODBC Data Source Administrator and reopen it they are gone. I can't get them to stay. How can I resolve this?
With %systemdrive%\Windows\SysWoW64\odbcad32.exe you administer the 32bit ODBC Drivers. For 64bit drivers you have to use %systemdrive%\Windows\System32\odbcad32.exe
Check carefully which one you call and what kind of driver you install.
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I have a svn installation and its repository on ubuntu system/server but our client PCS have windows 7. Can anyone provide me the good way to access svn on ubuntu from windows 7 PCS.
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The OS or architecture of the client and server are irrelevant. There are a few options for you, the best and most common would be serve the repositories through apache on your ubuntu box.
The ubuntu docs on the subject are good
You can set up SVN with Apache2:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion#Access_via_WebDAV_protocol_.28http%3a.2BAC8ALw.29
But, when using different operating systems, take care about the codification of text files when commit. Ubuntu uses UTF-8.
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I want to use my Windows Desktop (XP, Windows7, , Win 10, Linux) as Thin Client Server.
It should be able to give a simultaneous log in session to 5-6 persons using thin client or Internet.
Basically, I want it to make a server, for a community group, which can use the same machine in a room for development. To give everyone more flexibility, I would like to give them another option, to use same machine to log in (With given username and password) and use it as virtual desktop (as in case of Citrix) in a simultaneous log in manner.
If I can Internet simultaneous log in Idea, It will be a big help.
Please leave your suggestions.
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I don't think I have got to the bottom of it,
but you sure can install windows7 or windows server 2008,
don't know about later versions.
And simultaneously keep few users connected with RemoteControl (msdtc) to the same machine.
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I want to start working with Teradata database and for that I need to setup it on my system. After searching a lot I didn't find any setup which I can use to install it on windows machine. The only link I found was http://www.teradata.com/teradata-express-13-0-windows/ this one but there is no download link on this page. I have also found the VMware version to use Teradata on 64-bit windows on this link http://downloads.teradata.com/download/database/teradata-express/vmware but I am not sure how to install this using VMware after downloading the setup.
Please provide some help for installing Teradata on 32 windows or 64 windows using VmWare.
Have you read this article on Teradata's Developer Exchange? It should cover the basics of getting the VMware environment up and running.
http://developer.teradata.com/database/articles/introduction-to-teradata-express-for-vmware-player
You may wish to change the runlevel of SLES to boot to the command line instead of the Gnome desktop to reduce the memory footprint of the VM. You will want to dedicate 4GB of RAM to the VM as well.