After reboot open again Terminal and now login as oracle user: su - oracle append /users/oracle realname "Oracle software owner"Ĭhange password for oracle user: passwd oracleĬhange default kernel parameters: vi /etc/nfĪnd enter values recommended by Oracle: =87381Īfter this reboot your computer so that these new kernel parameters would be taken into effect. append /users/oracle home /Users/oracleĭscl. append /users/oracle shell /bin/bashĭscl. Open Terminal and switch to root user: sudo -iĬreate oinstall group and oracle user (I used group and user number 600 to ensure that they do not collide with existing groups and users): dscl. Then you need to create oracle user as well as increase default kernel parameters. And I tried these steps on Mac OS X latest version 10.5.6. If you are a developer then I suppose you already have Xcode tools installed which are required also for Oracle installation. And this tutorial is targeted to developers who want to install local Oracle database for development needs on their MacBook, iMac or Mac Pro.
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Therefore I am posting here my shorter tutorial how to install it. This download includes installation guide for Mac OS X but as any Oracle installation guide it is quite long and contains a lot of unnecessary information for first time install as well as does not contain some necessary information.
UPDATE: Created instructions how to install Oracle 10g on Mac OS X Snow LeopardĬouple days ago Oracle developers on Mac OS X received Easter present – finally Oracle Database 10g was released for Mac OS X 10.5 Intel platform.
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