98 J.D. Edwards’ OneWorld B73.3 and Windows Terminal Server
(see Appendix K-1 of
OneWorld Installation Guide (Windows NT-Based Systems), Release B73.3
. For our example, using OneWorld B73.3 the character set
required is WE_ISO88591 for U.S. English. Click Next to continue. You will see a
screen similar to Figure 27 on page 98.
Figure 27. Oracle Database Assistant Screen
14.In the fields, type the following:
• Database Name = orc1 (this name was used for this example)
• SID = orc1
• Initialization Filename = d:\orant\database\initorc1.ora
• Internal Password = oneworld (this password is provided only as an
example)
• Confirm Password = oneworld
Note: Do not forget this password; write it down and put it in a secure place.
15.Click Next to continue.
Note: In the next several screens, you will set the required database environment
variables for Oracle Windows NT and OneWorld. The following variables are
highlighted:
• For OneWorld, the DB_FILES should be set to 200. The default value for the
maximum number of DB_FILES allowed in Oracle8 is 254. Use the default
variable of 254 for this installation.
• For OneWorld, the default database should have a block size of 4K to 8K
depending on your available disk space. The default in Oracle8 is 2K. This was
changed to 4K for this installation.
• Define the minimum system tablespace for OneWorld. Verify that the Oracle
system tablespaces have at least the following space configurations and are
partitioned appropriately for maximum performance: