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Log on to the computer that contains the Oracle software.
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Verify that you have created the SIMULIA Execution Engine-specific database using the procedure described in Creating the Database in Oracle.
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Open a Command Prompt window (terminal window on Linux).
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Navigate to the following directory:
<SEE_install_dir>/<os_dir>/reffiles/SMAFIPserver/db/oracle/ where
<os_dir> is one of the following:
- /win_b64/ for Windows 64-bit
- /linux_a64/ for Linux 64-bit
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Based on your operating system, you should perform the following procedure on
the computer on which you have installed your Oracle database:
Note:
Before performing the following procedure, make sure that:
- If Oracle is not defined in your path or your
ORACLE_HOME environment variable is not
set, you will have trouble executing the command. Set the
necessary system information, or navigate to the
<oracle_install_directory>\bin
directory, and execute the command from the directory.
- It is necessary to ensure that you are connecting to the
correct database by setting the
ORACLE_SID
environment variable to the correct database.
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Windows: configureTablespaceAndUser.bat
SYS_user_pwd db_instance_name default_tablespace_name
datafile_name user_name user_pwd
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Linux: ./configureTablespaceAndUser
SYS_user_pwd db_instance_name default_tablespace_name
datafile_name user_name user_pwd
configureTablespaceAndUser script requires exactly 6
arguments in the following sequence:
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SYS_user_pwd: It is the password for SYS user, that you specified
when you created the database instance.
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db_instance_name: It is the database instance name.
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default_tablespace_name: It is the name to create default tablespace,
for example FIPERTS1.
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Datafile_name: It is the data file name, for example, see2024.dbf.
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user_name: It is the user name used to create user, for example,
seeadmin.
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user_pwd: It is the user password for above user seeadmin.
configureTablespaceAndUser script internally execute
configureTablespaceAndUser.sql script to create
tablespace and configure user.
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Verify the successful execution of command by examining the log file named
configureTablespaceAndUser.log gets generated in the same
directory of the configureTablespaceAndUser command itself.
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Continue to Creating the Database Tables.
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