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.
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I have trouble installing OracleXE on my company PC, when installing it fails because it can't download the file "exectask.exe" and throws an error later saying, the file is missing.
The Problem seems to be, that the installer don't use the Proxy defined in the system variables. When trying to install an older Version (11g) this Problem doesn't occure.
Is there a way to give the oracle installer the Proxy directly?
Sincerly,
MasterSansai
I have downloaded PostgreSQL 10.4 from its official website. While I am trying to install its exe as admin, it gives following prompt error. Same issue is observed when I am trying to install 9.6.9. Mys system is having all the admin rights and no firewall is set on my system.
How can I install Oracle on Debian 8, I try a lot of solution but I had an error on
sudo service procps start
please complete the instructions?
Did you set your prerequisites correctly?
Debian isn't a supported linux distribution to run oracle on, so you can get this working, but you will have to put all your prerequisites manually.
Oracle is not supported on debian. You might get it working by performing the prerequisites stuff correctly. You can find them here: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/install.112/e24326/toc.htm#CIHFICFD
I can't run Oracle Universal Installer to get tnsping.
I downloaded ouiosp220160.jar.
This jar cannot be launched using java -jar, so I unpacked it as described on Oracle site, but there description for Solaris and Windows, I unpacked it and there is folder for Solaris which contains executable that I can't launch.
I used this article when did installation:
Installing Oracle 11g R2 Express Edition on Ubuntu 64-bit
it was some manual changes in settings that we had to make, so just go step-by-step through the page
one more page
HOWTO install Oracle 11g on Ubuntu Linux 12.04
I am attempting to install SAP on LINUX vm. After successfully installing Oracle Database when I return to SAP installation, it fails in executing the following command to setup oracle service on a network.
lsnrctl start
It appears to be a permission issue. However, I cant seem to figure out under which user the SAP installation is running.
Attached is the screenshot of error.