Install GoldenGate Studio
The GoldenGate Studio installation process involves preparing your environment, downloading the appropriate software package, and following a guided setup to ensure that all necessary components are correctly configured.
Before You Begin
To use Oracle GoldenGate Studio, ensure that you have:
- A system running Linux
- A valid Oracle.com login
- JDK 24 installed and configured on your system
Get the Installer
To download the GoldenGate Studio installer:
- Open the Oracle Software Delivery Cloud portal: https://edelivery.oracle.com/.
- Click Sign In, and then enter your Oracle account username and password.
- After you log in, enter GoldenGate Studio in the search bar.
- Click the Add to Cart button corresponding to the GoldenGate
Studio version that you want to download.
Note:
Download the most recent version available to ensure you receive the latest features and security updates. - Unzip the Shiphome. Use an appropriate tool
(
unzip
, for example) to extract the archive. - Navigate into the extracted
disk
directory to access the setup files.
Run the Installer
To install GoldenGate Studio:
- Set the
JAVA_HOME
environment variable to point to the supported JDK version. - Open the command prompt and navigate to the location where the installer files are located.
- Navigate to the
Disk1
folder and run the following command to start the Installation Wizard:cd Disk1 ./runInstaller -jreloc $JAVA_HOME
- On the Installation Type screen, the Oracle GoldenGate Studio option is preselected. Click Next.
- On the Specify Installation Details screen, browse and
select the location where you want to install GoldenGate Studio, and then click
Next. For example,
/u01/app/ggstudio/
- On the Create Inventory screen, you can choose a location to store the installation metadata files such as the install.log. Also select the user group that is allowed to access this inventory location. By default, the dba user group is selected. Click Next.
- On the Summary screen, review the settings, and then click Install. You can also save the reponse file for later reference using the Save Response File option.