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Create or augment stand-alone profiles with an Oracle database server

You can create profiles using PMT or manageprofiles.sh. You can augment an existing profile instead of creating a new one if you have an existing WebSphere Application Server V8.0 profile.

• Prepare the Oracle database server
  During the profile creation or augmentation process, you can choose to configure the Process Server database, Performance Data Warehouse database, and Common database. Alternatively, you can configure the databases using a design file that was generated by the database design tool.
• Create Process Center stand-alone profiles with an Oracle database server using PMT
  

  You can configure a stand-alone profile for Process Center using PMT.

• Create Process Server stand-alone profiles with an Oracle database server using PMT
  

  You can configure a stand-alone profile for Process Server using PMT.

• Create stand-alone profiles using manageprofiles.sh
  Instead of using PMT, you can use manageprofiles.sh to create new profiles.
• Augmenting stand-alone profiles for Process Center with an Oracle database server using PMT
  

  If you have an existing WebSphere Application Server V8.0 stand-alone profile, you can configure a stand-alone profile for Process Center using PMT.

• Augmenting stand-alone profiles for Process Server with an Oracle database server using PMT
  

  If you have an existing WebSphere Application Server V8.0 stand-alone profile, you can configure a stand-alone profile for Process Server using PMT.

• Augmenting stand-alone profiles using manageprofiles.sh
  Instead of using PMT, you can use manageprofiles.sh to augment existing WebSphere Application Server V8.0 custom profiles.

Configure a stand-alone environment with an Oracle database server on AIX