You can also launch the Configuration Assistant manually from a command prompt.
Note:
On Unix/Linux, ensure the shell user is the same as the installation owner. On MS Windows, ensure that the shell user has elevated privileges.
On Unix, type in this command:
$ORACLE_HOME/forms/common/bin/config_builder.sh
Note:
Use
config_builder.cmd on Microsoft Windows machines.
You can also specify the following arguments to perform a scripted or silent instance configuration:
autoconfig
: Use this to configure a new instance automatically. The new instance will be named formsN
where N is a sequential number starting with 1. Each time the command is run against this Oracle home, N increments by 1. The new instance is automatically created in the Oracle home.
formBuilderInstance
: Use this argument in conjunction the autoconfig
argument to specify the path of the instance location. Specifying this parameter overrides the auto-naming behavior of the autoconfig
argument. The path should be a value that does not include directories with spaces.
Here is an example of the command usage:
config_builder.cmd autoconfig formBuilderInstance=C:\myFormBuilder\inst1
If you do not specify any of these, the Configuration Wizard opens.