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Oracle10g: ORA-01041 Error on Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
I am installing Oracle10g Application Server on my PC (to test some of their B2B functionality). According to their documentation I have to install the "Infrastruture" first. This creates the Metadata Repository, Internet Directory Structure, etc.
So I ran that install. The files were copied/installed successfully. Then it started running the configuration assistants. This worked great too until I got the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant. The first two steps ran successfully:
1. Copying database files - SUCCEEDED
2. Initializing database - SUCCEEDED
3. Creating and starting Oracle instance - *** FAILING ***
On the third step, when it gets to 39% completed I get the following popup error: "ORA-01041: internal error. hostdef extension doesn't exist.". I have looked on the net for this error. I don't see any solutions that apply to this scenario. Is this an environment issue?
Experts - I would appreciate any help you can give me. I am stuck until I get past this.
Thanks In Advance!
ENVIRONMENT:
Desktop PC, Windows XP SP1, 1GB RAM, 80GB HD, Trying to install Oracle Application Server Version 10.g (9.0.4.0.0)
So I ran that install. The files were copied/installed successfully. Then it started running the configuration assistants. This worked great too until I got the Oracle Database Configuration Assistant. The first two steps ran successfully:
1. Copying database files - SUCCEEDED
2. Initializing database - SUCCEEDED
3. Creating and starting Oracle instance - *** FAILING ***
On the third step, when it gets to 39% completed I get the following popup error: "ORA-01041: internal error. hostdef extension doesn't exist.". I have looked on the net for this error. I don't see any solutions that apply to this scenario. Is this an environment issue?
Experts - I would appreciate any help you can give me. I am stuck until I get past this.
Thanks In Advance!
ENVIRONMENT:
Desktop PC, Windows XP SP1, 1GB RAM, 80GB HD, Trying to install Oracle Application Server Version 10.g (9.0.4.0.0)
Database can't start, therefore...
Check your processes -- (Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services). You should have a service call OracleServiceSID (SID depending on what you called your infrastructure database instance). Is it there and can you start it?
Check your processes -- (Control Panel>Administrative Tools>Services). You should have a service call OracleServiceSID (SID depending on what you called your infrastructure database instance). Is it there and can you start it?
Try setting an environment variable for Oracle Home.
Right Click My Computer, Click Properties, Click on the Advanced Tab, and Click "Environment Variables"
Make a new Variable called ORACLE_HOME and set it to the path of the Oracle home. THen restart your PC and try again.
I've noticed this to be a problem with a few different things in Oracle 10g.
Right Click My Computer, Click Properties, Click on the Advanced Tab, and Click "Environment Variables"
Make a new Variable called ORACLE_HOME and set it to the path of the Oracle home. THen restart your PC and try again.
I've noticed this to be a problem with a few different things in Oracle 10g.
Hello,
I would start by a simple question.
Have you tryed to run the install as adminitrator ?
regards
jose
I would start by a simple question.
Have you tryed to run the install as adminitrator ?
regards
jose
If its still an issue, suggest you check if any errors were reported that might be of assistance like in the InstallActions.log from Program Files\Oracle\Inventory\log
BUT, I'm sure that this will work, (Like HEnka posted)
In the file SQLNET.ORA, remove or comment out the line SQLNET.AUTHENTICATION_SERV
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