gridSetup.sh -setupHome

The gridSetup.sh -setupHome command installs the Oracle Grid Infrastructure software and registers the software with the Oracle central inventory.

Syntax

gridSetup.sh -setupHome -OSDBA sysdba_group -OSASM osasm_group -ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir
[-executePrereqs] [-OSOPER osoper_group] [-clusterNodes list_of_nodes] [-INVENTORY_LOCATION central_inventory_location]
[-executeRootScript [-configMethod ROOT]

Parameters

Table A-2 gridSetup.sh -setupHome Command Parameters

Parameter Mandatory? Description
-OSDBA sysdba_group Yes

The name of the SYSDBA privileged operating system group. The default is dba.

-OSASM osasm_group Yes

The name of the SYSASM privileged operating system group.

-ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir Yes

Complete path of the Oracle base location to use for the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation.

-executePrereqs No

Run prerequisite checks to ensure that all necessary conditions and requirements are met before proceeding with the installation or configuration process.

-OSOPER osoper_group No

The name of the SYSOPER privileged operating system group.

-clusterNodes list_of_nodes No

A comma-separated list of cluster nodes on which you want to install the Oracle Grid Infrastructure software.

-INVENTORY_LOCATION central_inventory_location No

Complete path of the location where you want to store the inventory files. If you have previously installed an Oracle software on this system, then specify the existing inventory path.

-help No

Displays the gridSetup.sh -setupHome command help.

Example

The following example shows you how to install Oracle Grid Infrastructure software on a three node cluster:
gridSetup.sh -setupHome -OSDBA sysdba -OSASM osasm -OSOPER osoper 
-ORACLE_BASE /u01/app/grid -clusterNodes node1,node2,node3 
-INVENTORY_LOCATION /u01/app/oraInventory -executeRootScript -configMethod ROOT