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Manually Create a Primary User
The procedure for manually creating the Oracle primary user is similar to that for creating a schema owner (see the previous section).
To manually create an Oracle primary user
- If you have not already done so, copy the following files to a local folder:
- CreateOracleUser.sql
- WgnSetupOwner.sql
Find these files in the \Support folder of your CA DataMinder distribution image.
- From a command line, change to the folder that you chose in step 1. Then run this command:
sqlplusw
This launches the Oracle SQL*Plus utility and sets the correct working directory for the script execution.
- In SQL*Plus, connect to the CA DataMinder database as a user with sysdba privileges.
- Run the following command:
@CreateOracleUser
The script prompts you for the following details:
- Enter a user name and password for the new user. You must supply these credentials when you install a CMS or gateway.
- Enter an existing tablespace. See also the recommendation in Tablespaces for CA DataMinder.
Finally, the script outputs a summary of the new account.
- If you want to change the password or tablespace, rerun the script now.
Important! You cannot change the password or tablespace after you have installed the CMS!
More information:
Requirements for Oracle Users
Tablespaces for CA DataMinder
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