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Cisco Process Orchestrator Installation Guide
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Chapter 2      Installing Cisco Process Orchestrator 
  Installing Using Oracle
Step 17
Click Next to continue to the Reporting Database - Oracle RAC panel.
Step 18
Under Database Information, select the existing Reporting database server information.
Step 19
Click Next to continue to the Reporting Database Access Account panel.
Step 20
Under Database credentials, enter the credentials the server will use to access the reporting database.
Step 21
Click Next to continue to the Oracle Tablespace datafiles panel.
Step 22
Under Reporting Database Tablespace, enter the following:
Step 23
Under Temporary Tablespace, enter the following:
Options
Description
TNS (Requires Oracle Client 11g R2 
64-bit)
Enter the following:
  •
TNS Alias—Enter the TNS alias name for detecting an 
RAC only connection 
  •
Login ID—Enter the system login ID for the Oracle 
reporting database server.
  •
Password—Enter the password credentials for the login 
ID.
Single Client Access Name (SCAN)
Enter the following:
  •
Host—Enter the Oracle DB SCAN host name.
  •
Port—Enter the port number for the host.
  •
Service Name—Enter the Oracle service name
  •
System Account—Enter the system login ID for the 
Oracle database server.
  •
Password—Enter the password credentials for the login 
ID.
Options
Description
User/Schema
Enter the name for the user or schema.
Password
Enter the password credentials for the user or schema.
Confirm Password
Reenter the password credentials for the user or schema.
Options
Description
Disk Group
Enter the ASM disk group.
Size (MB)
Maximum file size for the disk group. The DB size should 
not be smaller than the model DB in the Oracle server.
Options
Description
Disk Group
Enter the ASM disk group.
Size (MB)
Maximum file size for the disk group. The DB size should 
not be smaller than the model DB in the Oracle server.