IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for Application Diagnostics, Version 7.1.0.1
Manually creating Oracle tables
If your database is Oracle:
- Untar the oracle-remote-scripts.tar file from the MS_/path/to/install/base/scripts directory into a temporary directory.
- Run the following command to export the ORACLE_SID used by the Managing Server:
export ORACLE_SID=octigate- Run the oracleinstall.sh script, which has the following format:
cd /tmp/oracle sh bin/oracleinstall.sh dba_user dba_password tablespace schema_user schema_password user_interface_user
- dba_user must be the owner of the Oracle database hierarchy. For example: system.
- tablespace is the name of the table space to be created when you run the oracleinstall.sh script. This is the table space the Managing Server will use. This tablespace will be removed if it exists.
- schema_user is the user that the Managing Server uses to connect with Oracle, using JDBC. This Schema user must exist in the local operating system. This was specified during the Managing Server installation.
- user_interface_user is the user to be used when logging in and operating the Managing Server's ITCAM for Application Diagnostics Managing Server after installation and configuration. This value is the installation user (default) or a value you specified during the Managing Server installation.
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Manually creating database tables