runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs

The runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs command installs the Oracle Database software with Oracle base and privileged operating system groups identical to the specified Oracle home.

Syntax

runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs source_Oracle_home [-OSDBA sysdba_group] [-OSOPER os_oper_group] 
[-OSBACKUPDBA osbackup_dba_group] [-OSDGDBA os_dg_dba_group] [-OSKMDBA os_km_dba_group] 
[-OSRACDBA os_rac_dba_group] [-ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir] [-clusterNodes list_of_nodes] 
[-installEdition <EE | SE2>] [-executeRootScript -configMethod ROOT]

Parameters

Table A-3 runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs Command Parameters

Parameter	Mandatory?	Description
`-executePrereqs`	No	Run prerequisite checks to ensure that all necessary conditions and requirements are met before proceeding with the installation or configuration process.
`-OSDBA sysdba_group`	No	The name of the `SYSDBA` privileged operating system group. The default is `dba`.
`-OSOPER os_oper_group`	No	The name of the `SYSOPER` startup and shutdown system privileges for an Oracle Database.
`-OSBACKUPDBA osbackup_dba_group`	No	The name of the `SYSBACKUP` backup and recovery system privileges for an Oracle Database.
`-OSDGDBA os_dg_dba_group`	No	The name of the `SYSDG` system privileges to administer and monitor Oracle Data Guard.
`-OSKMDBA os_km_dba_group`	No	The name of the `SYSKM` system privileges for encryption key management for applications such as Oracle Wallet Manager.
`-OSRACDBA os_rac_dba_group`	No	The name of the `SYSRAC` privileges to perform day to day administration of Oracle databases on an Oracle RAC cluster. All Oracle Database software owners must be a member of this group.
`-ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir`	No	Complete path to the Oracle base location to use for the Oracle Database installation.
`-clusterNodes list_of_nodes`	No	A comma-separated list of cluster nodes on which you want to install the Oracle Database software.
`-installEdition <EE \| SE2>`	No	Select a database edition from Enterprise Edition (EE) and Standard Edition 2 (SE2).
`-help`	No	Displays `runInstaller -setupDBHome` command help.

Example

The following example shows you how to setup an Oracle home identical to the specified source Oracle home, on a three node cluster:

runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs /u01/app/oracle/product/23.0.0/dbhome_1 -clusterNodes node1,node2,node3 
-installEdition EE -executeRootScript -configMethod ROOT

Parent topic: Oracle Database Installer Command-Line Options