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After choosing the Oracle database in the DBMS Type
dialog box and clicking the Next button, the
ENOVIA V5 VPM Dictionary Owner
dialog box appears. This dialog box lets you specify the user name and
password that will be associated to the ENOVIA Dictionary Owner.
The ENOVIA V5 VPM Dictionary Owner:
- creates the data structures in the database
- is known in the database, but is not known in
ENOVIA V5 VPM.
- Enter the user name and password of the
ENOVIA V5 VPM Dictionary Owner.
- Click the Next button to continue.
The Oracle Database Location
dialog box appears:
This step prompts you to indicate the location of your Oracle Database
that will be used for ENOVIA V5 is:
- Local: the database is located on the workstation
on which you are currently running the installation
- Remote: the database is located on a remote the
workstation.
You can create new tablespaces in either local or remote node.
However, there is a slight difference between the two modes:
- in local mode, you can create the tablespace anywhere on the local
machine
- in remote mode, you can only create the new tablespace in the
default Oracle path on the remote machine.
This implies the choice of New One... later on in the
installation to create a tablespace. You also can use an existing
tablespace.
- Check the Local option to confirm that the database is on your
local computer, then click the Next button to continue.
The
Oracle Home
Directory dialog box appears:
- If the default directory is not suitable, click the Browse... button
and select the appropriate home directory.
For the purposes of this
scenario, we installed Oracle in the default directory:
e:\oracle
- Click the Next button to continue.
The Oracle Service Name dialog
box appears:
Oracle clients communicate with Oracle servers through service names,
which are easy-to-remember aliases for database addresses. Service names
can be resolved using various methods:
- Local Naming method: resolves service names using a local
configuration file (TNSNAMES.ORA, SQLNET.ORA, LISTENER.ORA).
- Centralized Naming method: resolves service names using
Oracle Names (highly recommended to centrally administer large Oracle
networks).
Using the Local Naming method
To use the Local Naming method:
- check the TNS_ADMIN option (this is the default): the path of the
default tnsnames.ora file containing the list of database service names
is highlighted, but you can click the browse button and choose the file
at a different location
- select the database service name from the pulldown list: In our
example, this is "ENOVIAV5".
Using the Centralized Naming method
To use the Centralized Naming method:
- uncheck the TNS_ADMIN option: the Enter Database Service Name field
appears.
- enter the database service name in this field.
- Click Next to continue to another part of the installation common to
all databases.
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