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Post-Installation Checklist

Oracle9i Installation Guide Release 2 (9.2.0.2) for HP Alpha OpenVMS

After you configure the Oracle HTTP Server, perform the following tasks to ensure 
a successful startup:

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Each of these tasks is explained below

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Once you have completed them, you can 

test the installation by starting the Oracle HTTP Server.

After the installation, run SYS$UPDATE:AUTOGEN.COM (AUTOGEN) to evaluate 
your system parameters and make adjustments based on your hardware 
configuration and system workload

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On the Oracle HTTP Server for OpenVMS, 

AUTOGEN will probably increase the page file size and the number of swap file 
pages.

If the disk quota is too low, the Oracle HTTP Server will not start

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Either raise the 

disk quota for the user account ORACLE, or grant the account the EXQUOTA 
privilege, thus allowing it to bypass disk quota restrictions

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Use the following 

commands:

$ SHOW QUOTA/USER=[server-uic]/DISK=device-name

$ SET PROCESS/PRIVILEGES=EXQUOTA node-name::ORACLE

When the Oracle HTTP Server for OpenVMS is started, the following login files are 
executed:

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SYLOGIN.COM (system login file)

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LOGIN.COM (login file for ORACLE)

Check these files to make sure that any SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE statements are 
executed only in INTERACTIVE mode

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For example:

$ IF F$MODE() .eqs "INTERACTIVE" then $ SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE