Oracle Box For Mac
Hello Guys, I wanted to Practice Oracle Database Administrator Tutorials on my Mac OS (Host OS) So, went ahead and did the Following: 1.) Recently Installed (.dmg) on My Mac OS Successfully, 2.) Also Downloaded the VM (Virtual Machine) Image of which can be Imported into the 'Oracle Virtual Box'. This so-called 'Oracle Linux6.4' will be the (Guest OS) running within the Virtual Machine a.k.a.
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Oracle Virtual Box which in turn is Installed on my Mac OS (Host OS). Now, The confusion lies as follows: a.) I am able to start the 'Oracle Linux OS' Within my Oracle Virtual Box Software successfully!! With the pwd: oracle b.) How Can I launch the 'sqlplus' inmy Guest OS (Oracle Linux 6.4) from the terminal? (Terminal of the Guest OS i.e. Terminal of Oracle Linux 6.4 OS running within my Virtual Machine) c.) In the Linux Terminal, I type. [oracle@oraclelinux6 ~]$ export ORACLE_SID=oracle [oracle@oraclelinux6 ~]$ sqlplus / as sysdba bash: sqlplus: command not found.
As of VirtualBox 2.0.4, shared folders are still not supported for Solaris guests. However, you can still share data with your host operating system using SMB. In this example I'll explain how to set up the share on Mac OS and access it from OpenSolaris.
(I use ORACLE_SID as oracle as I am assuming since the Linux $-DOllar Prompt Terminal shows 'oracle@oraclelinux6') So, Does this VM Image of Oracle-Linux6.4 DOES NOT comes pre-loaded with an Oracle 10g/11g/12c Database? If so, How Can I install Oracle Database on my Linux OS now? You can access the DB from Linux, because that's where you installed it and it setup a default tnsnames. I use Oracle databases for work, and if a computer does not have tnsnames.ora file it will not be able to locate the database server or the database. Type tnsping in linux terminal and see what it states, then do the same in OS X's terminal. ---------- I'm sorry, I reread your OP and I thought you were trying to access the DB from OSX not install it in Linux. I guess I hadn't had my coffee in the morning Sorry for spinning your wheels Type tnsping in the linux termini as I stated and that will show you the connection information if any.
Its installed when the DB and/or client tools get installed. I believe the DB comes preinstalled with the VM, but read the release notes to be sure. Click to expand.Well, I would assume that comment 5 showed that I know a bit about Oracle Databases. As you might not know, generally you pick up most experience in the field where you do most (paid) work. While I'm not employed by Oracle, a lot of their technology guarantees that I have a paid job. What do you want me to do? Cheer at some Linux kid who tries to piss at the way I earn my money?
Maybe Oracle is not the best company regarding FOSS software, but they still pay a lot of developers to write FOSS code. Of course you are free to be a hypocrite and of course you're free to call Oracle a graveyard for FOSS. But then I wonder what are your credentials? Click to expand.Oh No No No!! I did not install that, But now I think I should've installed the very 1st option which says: 'Oracle Enterprise Data Quality 12.1.3 VM' as it also has Oracle DB 12c Enterprise Edition.
Free online pdf writer for mac. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Anyhow, On another note, 1.) How can I share Folders between my Host OS (Mac OS X Yosemite) and my Guest OS (Oracle Linux 6.4 running on Virtual Box version4.3.24, it says something like: VirtualBox Guest Additions Do not appear to be available on this Virtual Machine.etc.etc) Attached the Screenshot as well. As far as I can Understand, I will need to download an.iso image on my Host OS (Mac OS X) for installation of the same, But I cant find any 2.) I tried plugging in my Corsair USB3.0 FlashDrive/USB Drive in my USB 3.0 Port on my MBA, and I cant seem to detect it under /media (It has to do something with this so-called GUEST ADDITION thing, I guess). SO, Help Needed again Experts If I can share a folder from my Host OS into my Guest OS, (I can atleast install Oracle DB for my Oracle-Linux OS) as my Host OS Internet Speed is much higher (+50Mbps) as compared to my Guest OS Internet Speed (mere 1-2Mbps) Cheers n e-peace. The Virtual Box Guest additions don't have to be downloaded. I'm using VMWare Fusion on my Mac, so I can only tell you how this is done with virtual box under windows. But the procedure should be rather similar.