Oracle 9i [WORK] Download For Windows

All software downloads are free, and most come with a Developer License that allows you to use full versions of the products at no charge while developing and prototyping your applications, or for strictly self-educational purposes. (Unless otherwise specified, our technical support organization will not provide technical support, phone support, or updates to you for the programs licensed under this agreement.) You can buy products with full-use licenses at any time from the online Store or from your sales representative.

At the bottom of the tutorial, the Download link is there for you for both Windows 34 and 64 bit. Install it on your PC and manage your data safely! You may also download Oracle 11g Free Download that is the latest version of this software.

To speed up downloads, get the base installation ( jdev9032_base.zip). I am using Oracle Support provides customers with access to more than one million knowledge articles as well as an active support community made up of friends along with Oracle experts. For the user named ora32, I was unable to join the database using an error like this. Get More Softwares From Getintopc

You can choose to use locally installed JDK or the JDK on an external drive. Also, refer to the prior section installing JDeveloper using jdev9032_base.zip for details on how to specify that you want to run different Java Virtual Machines. If you do not possess Java 2, version 1.3.1_02 installed, download it. You can download the latest version for all operating systems by visiting this site or asking your OS provider to find the latest version.

oracle 10.2.0.2 patch: _10202_AIX64-5L.zip _10202_HP64.zip _10202_HPUX-IA64.zip _10202_LINUX.zip _10202_Linux-IA64.zip _10202_Linux-x86-64.zip _10202_MVS.zip _10202_SOLARIS.zip _10202_SOLARIS64.zip _10202_WINNT.zip _10202_WINNT64.zip

oracle 9206 patch: _9206_AIX64-5L.zip _9206_HP64.zip _9206_HPUX-IA64.zip _9206_LINUX.zip _9206_Linux-x86-64.zip _9206_MVS.zip _9206_SOLARIS.zip _9206_SOLARIS64.zip _9206_TRU64.zip _9206_WINNT.zip _9206_WINNT64.zip

oracle 9207 patch: _92070_AIX64-5L.zip _92070_HP64.zip _92070_HPUX-IA64.zip _92070_LINUX.zip _92070_Linux-IA64.zip _92070_Linux-x86-64.zip _92070_MVS.zip _92070_SOLARIS.zip _92070_SOLARIS64.zip _92070_WINNT.zip _92070_WINNT64.zip(无)

oracle 9208 patch: _92080_AIX64-5L.zip _92080_HP64.zip _92080_HPUX-IA64.zip _92080_LINUX.zip _92080_Linux-IA64.zip _92080_Linux-x86-64.zip _92080_MVS.zip _92080_SOLARIS.zip _92080_SOLARIS64.zip _92080_WINNT.zip _92080_WINNT64.zip

If you downloaded the Oracle9i from Oracle Technet, then you need to unzip the files into a three temporary directories and double click on the setup.exe program in the Disk1 directory) to get the installation process started.

In this step, you need to select where the Oracle data files will be located. In large operations, we typically keep the data files on a separate disk (or disks), however, for this install, we are storing the data files in the same C:\oracle directory tree. Keep the default as shown and click on the Next button to continue.

i have setup oracle9i,but am enable to setp with internet.i have tried at cmd prompt but there is no response.how to connect again & after closing the sql editor the instance-> configuration-> shutdown radio button is clicked. am not getting the details of instance information.please help me out. thank u for valuable information.

Sir i have install oracle 9i software and by mistaking i have locked the scott and system user name. And now when start the sql just shows 28000 error accout is blocked. Plz resolve my problem as soon as possible.Regardsmanish pgdca from polytechnic

First let me know on which step this error is coming?second are you installing oracle first time on this Operating System ?if not i would suggest to uninstall properly by Oracle universal Uninstaller then continue with second time installation process.

now open windows scheduler and schedule this bat file on appropriate time and interval. You cans change location and file name as you want but it should be unique in that particular location where your backup file is generating like in above example file will be unique on each day but if you want hour wise backup then you have to include time also.

I've tried finding where pycharm keeps the JDBC drivers but have had no luck. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be very grateful. I would also appreciate it if someone could point me towards where I can download drivers that will work with the Oracle 9i and 11(g i think?) databases.

***Oracle9i Release 2 (9.2.0.1)Oracle9i Database Release 2 Client for Microsoft Windows 98/2000/NT/XP92010NT_CLT.zip (625,543,653 bytes)***Are there any updates (patchsets) for the client version or they are only for the server version?I have downloaded the 3 files of the server version:***Oracle9i Release 2 (9.2.0.1)Oracle9i Database Release 2 Enterprise/Standard/Personal Edition for Windows NT/2000/XP92010NT_Disk1.zip (612,802,971 bytes)92010NT_Disk2.zip (537,604,934 bytes)92010NT_Disk3.zip (254,458,106 bytes)***Can I use them to install only the client version on a Windows 2000 system or I have to download the single file (92010NT_CLT.zip) specific for the client version?Thanks!

The Oracle Linux operating system is engineered for open cloud infrastructure. It delivers leading performance, scalability, reliability and security for enterprise SaaS and PaaS workloads as well as traditional enterprise applications. Unlike many other commercial Linux distributions, Oracle Linux is easy to download and completely free to use, distribute and update. Read on to get started.

The University of Illinois WebStore offers over 350 software titles for purchase or download, WebStore strives to provide the software you need at the lowest possible price. When looking for software start at the University of Illinois WebStore.

Oracle Linux downloads can be verified to ensure that they are exactly the downloads as published by Oracle and that they were downloaded without any corruption. This page describes the steps to verify the integrity of Oracle Linux downloads regardless of download source.

The checksum file contains a list of files that are part of a download package with the corresponding checksums as well as a GPG signature. The GPG signature enables anyone to verify that checksum file was published by Oracle. The steps below describe how to verify they checksum file itself and then verify the contents of the Oracle Linux download by checking against the checksum file.

Oracle has released the patchset 11.2.0.4.0 for Oracle 11g Release 2. The current patchset is as well as the other 11g R2 patchsets a full installation. This means you will have to download quite a bit from Metalink, altogether 7 files. On My Oracle Support search for patchset 13390677 or follow the link to reach the download page.

hi i want to download Oracle9i Database Release 2 (9.2.0.3.0) Patch Set for Windows from URL: _01/toc.htm but its poinihg to Oracle Universal Installer release 2.2.0.18.0 for Windows URL: \ This URL points to for both Oracle Universal Installer release 2.2.0.18.0 for Windows AND Oracle9i Database Release 2 (9.2.0.3.0) Patch Set for Windows. Where can i download Oracle9i Database Release 2 (9.2.0.3.0) Patch Set for Windows??? This is for personal use so i cant download from metalink appreciate your response.

Oracle 9i run out of livetime and extended support. You may only download it through metalink. But even there you will have to open an SR to request this old release. If it is for personal use I would recommend to use 11g or 12c.

Viewed 100K+ times! This question is You Asked Hi Tom,A trivia question for you, what is SID and what is it used for? Would changing it have any impact on the different instances of the database? And lastly, where can I find out the SID of my database? I don't seem to able to find it in technet.oracle.com.Please explain.Thanks GoJo. and Tom said...The SID is a site identifier. It plus the Oracle_home are hashed together in Unix to create a unique key name for attaching an SGA. If your Oracle_sid or Oracle_home is not set correctly, you'll get "oracle not available" since we cannot attach to a shared memory segment that is identified by magic key. On NT, we don't use shared memory but the SID is still important. We can have more then 1 database on the same oracle home so we need a way to id them.Changing it harder then it looks. I know you are on unix, so here are the steps for changing it (or the database name) under Unix - they are different on NT.How to find the sid -- "select instance from v$thread" will do that.PURPOSE This entry describes how to find and change the "db_name" for a database, or the ORACLE_SID for an instance, without recreating the database. SCOPE & APPLICATION For DBAs requiring to either find or change the db_name or ORACLE_SID.To find the current DB_NAME and ORACLE_SID:===========================================Query the views v$database and v$thread. V$DATABASE gives DB_NAME V$THREAD gives ORACLE_SIDIf ORACLE_SID = DB_SID and db_name = DBNAME:To find the current value of ORACLE_SID: SVRMGR> select instance from v$thread; INSTANCE ---------------- DB_SIDTo find the current value of DB_NAME: SVRMGR> select name from v$database; NAME --------- DBNAME Modifying a database to run under a new ORACLE_SID: =================================================== 1. Shutdown the instance 2. Backup all control, redo, and data files. 3. Go through the .profile, .cshrc, .login, oratab, tnsnames.ora, (for SQL*Net version 2), and redefine the ORACLE_SID environment variable to a new value. For example, search through disks and do a grep ORACLE_SID * 4. Change locations to the "dbs" directory % cd $ORACLE_HOME/dbs and rename the following files: o init.ora (or use pfile to point to the init file.) o control file(s). This is optional if you do not rename any of the controlfiles, and the control_files parameter is used. The "control_files" parameter is set in the "init.ora" file or in a file it references with the ifile parameter. Make sure that the control_files parameter does not point to old file names, if you have renamed them. o "crdb.sql" & "crdb2.sql", This is optional. These are only used at database creation. 5. Change locations to the "rdbms/admin" directory % cd $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin and rename the file: o startup.sql. This is optional. On some platforms, this file may be in the "$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/install" directory. Make sure that the contents of this file do not reference old init.ora files that have been renamed. This file simplifies the "startup exclusive" process to start your database. 6. To rename the database files and redo log files, you would follow the instructions in . 7. Change the ORACLE_SID environment variable to the new value. 8. Check in the "$ORACLE_HOME/dbs" directory to see if the password file has been enabled. If enabled, the file "orapw" will exist and a new password file for the new SID must be created (renaming the old file will not work). If "orapw" does not exist, skip to step 9. To create a new password file, issue the following command as oracle owner: orapwd file=orapw password=?? entries= 9. Start up the database and verify that it works. Once you have done this, shutdown the database and take a final backup of all control, redo, and data files. 10. When the instance is started, the control file is updated with the current ORACLE_SID. Changing the "db_name" for a Database: ====================================== 1. Login to Server Manager % svrmgrl SVRMGR> connect internal 2. Type SVRMGR> alter system switch logfile; to force a checkpoint. 3. Type SVRMGR> alter database backup controlfile to trace resetlogs; This will create a trace file containing the "CREATE CONTROLFILE" command to recreate the controlfile in its current form. 4. Shutdown the database and exit SVRMGR SVRMGR> shutdown SVRMGR> exit The database must be shutdown with SHUTDOWN NORMAL or SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE. It must not be shutdown abnormally using SHUTDOWN ABORT. 5. Change locations to the directory where your trace files are located. They are usually in the "$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/log" directory. If "user_dump_dest" is set in the "init.ora" file, then go to the directory listed in the "user_dump_dest" variable. The trace file will have the form "ora_NNNN.trc with NNNN being a number. 6. Get the "CREATE CONTROLFILE" command from the trace file and put it in a new file called something like "ccf.sql". 7. Edit the "ccf.sql" file FROM: CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE DATABASE "olddbname" NORESETLOGS ... TO: CREATE CONTROLFILE set DATABASE "newdbname" RESETLOGS ... FROM: # Recovery is required if any of the datafiles are restored backups, # or if the last shutdown was not normal or immediate. RECOVER DATABASE USING BACKUP CONTROLFILE TO: # Recovery is required if any of the datafiles are restored backups, # or if the last shutdown was not normal or immediate. # RECOVER DATABASE USING BACKUP CONTROLFILE8. Save and exit the "ccf.sql" file 9. Rename the old control files for backup purposes and so that they do not exist when creating the new ones. 10. Edit the "init.ora" file so that db_name="newdb_name" . 11. Login to Server Manager % svrmgrl SVRMGR> connect internal 12. Run the "ccf.sql" script SVRMGR> @ccf This will issue a startup nomount, and then recreate the controlfile. If, at this point, you receive the error that a file needs media recovery, the database was not shutdown normally as specified in step 4. You can try recovering the database using the redo in the current logfile, by issuing: SVRMGRL> recover database using backup controlfile; This will prompt for an archived redologfile. It may be possible to open the database after applying the current logfile. BUT this is not guaranteed. If, after applying the current logfile, the database will not open then it is highly likely that the operation must be restarted having shutdown the database normally. To apply the necessary redo, you need to check the online logfiles and apply the one with the same sequence number as reported in the message. This usually is the logfile with status=CURRENT. To find a list of the online logfiles: SVRMGR> select group#, seq#, status from v$log; GROUP# SEQUENCE# STATUS ---------- --------- ---------------- 1 123 CURRENT select member from v$logfile where GROUP# = 1; Member ------------------------------------ /u02/oradata/V815/redoV81501.log The last command in ccf.sql should be: SVRMGR> alter database open resetlogs; 13. You may also need to change the global database name: alter database rename global_name to . See for further detail.14. Make sure the database is working. 15. Shutdown and backup the database. Rating (58 ratings)Is this answer out of date? If it is, please let us know via a Comment Comments Comment Ganesh, June 17, 2001 - 9:25 am UTC 2b1af7f3a8