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Tom Kyte

Thanks for the question, ASHRAF.

Asked: June 28, 2001 - 9:10 am UTC

Last updated: February 19, 2005 - 8:08 am UTC

Version: 9i

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Dear tom
first thanks for your site which is my anual browse every day

i have the following :

1- why oracle chose appach as web server and don't let us working with for example iis ?

2- i have about 3000 word document in the followin format

observation content agent
------------------------------------------
data data data


it's like table as above i need to installd in the document's in the database so i can search for agent number and then i can get observation and content ?

best reg

ashraf gamal




and Tom said...

1) we are all about open systems, portability and choice.

IIS is all about windows, windows, windows.

Actually, you can use IIS if you so choose. See
</code> http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/ias/doc_library/1022doc_otn/index.htm <code>

for details.


2) cut and paste the table into EXCEL. Save it as CSV. SQLLDR can easily load CSV files for you.


followup to comment two

fact: MS Windows 2000 SP1
fact: Oracle9i Application Server Enterprise Edition 1.0.2
symptom: Installing only HTTP server
symptom: ORAIISP8.DLL for MS IIS Plug-in Component is Missing From the HTTP Installation
cause: The installation guide incorrectly states the Oracle Plug-in for MS IIS Plug-in component is installed during the HTTP only install.

fix:

Run the installer and select the STANDARD or Enterprise installation
to install the Oracle MS IIS Plug-in component.



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thank's tom

ashraf gamal, June 30, 2001 - 5:53 am UTC


where can i find the file call oraiisp8.dll

ashraf gamal, June 30, 2001 - 10:09 am UTC

is the file located at on oracle database cd or in oracl9i application server

Oracle 9i Installation

Denise, November 07, 2003 - 8:32 am UTC

Hi Tom

was searching on your site for some 9i installation tips
and could only find this thread....sorry if this is in the
wrong topic.

I am ecstatic to report that I've been given the go ahead
to use an old testserver as I please. I feel like a kid with
a new 'toy'.

My plans are to install oracle 9i(v. 9.0.2) on a NT4 OS..
and I must emphasize it is the ENTERPRISE EDITION!

The server currently has 8.1.7 SE.

questions:

should I perform the 9i install on a 'clean' machine...
remove all 8.1.7 files...registry etc...or can I simply
install 9i over 8.1.7 and perform a upward migration?

preferably I would like to start with a new fresh db.

can I export/import 8.1.7 tables to 9i?

any tips on the best way to do this is greatly appreciated.

I can't wait to start playing with table partitioning and
Analytic Functions....also developing gui forms.

as always....THANKS!


















Tom Kyte
November 07, 2003 - 9:57 am UTC

902? hopefully you mean 920

you should read the migration guide (available on otn.oracle.com if you don't have one). it lays out all of the options. you can do a direct upgrade if you like. you can export/import.

the migration guide covers the in's and out's of each.

Oracle 9i version

Denise, November 07, 2003 - 10:51 am UTC

well Tom....essentially it is version 9.0.1.1.1
I took a second look...it is the version that was used
in my Oracle courses at school(2 years ago).

Hey...I'm happy that I am being allowed to install
any version of Oracle with a '9' on it.

thanks for the documentation tips..I also remembered
browsing the CD and saw installation documentation there
as well.

I'm off to the oracle 'wild blue yonder'

thanks ;~)


response file in 9.2.0.4

Jim, February 18, 2005 - 11:28 pm UTC

What is a response file and how is it useful? Thanks.

Tom Kyte
February 19, 2005 - 8:08 am UTC

it is used to record an install session (it is filled with your responses to the gui install)

it can be used to replay an install without responding yourself.

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