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Dbvisit Replicate software can be run with any OS user id except root. It does not have to be the same user id as the Oracle software. However, file system read access to the redo and archive logs is required and that is why the user has to be part of the oinstall or dba group. If ASM is used on MINE, a bequeath connection must be made to the ASM instance and the user may also have to be a member of the sysasm group.
RPM
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If Dbvisit Replicate has been previously installed, ensure the RPM is removed first. This can be done by running the following command as root.
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The Dbvisit Replicate RPM follows the standards for rpm, the installation directory is set to /usr/dbvisit and dbvrep symbolic link is created in /usr/bin. Root privilege is needed to install the RPM.There is a 32bit version and a 64bit version of Dbvisit Replicate available. The install instructions are the same for both versions. Only the 64bit installation instructions are shown here.
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1. Copy the dbvisit_replicate-2.x.x-1.x86_64.rpm file to a temp directory on your server. (example: /usr/tmp).
2. Switch to the root user:
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su - |
3. Install the RPM package with command:
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4. Copy the dbvisit_replicate-2.x.x-1.x86_64.rpm file to a temp directory on your server. (example: /usr/tmp).
5. Switch to the root user:
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su - |
6. Install the RPM package with command:
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3. Copy or ftp the dbvrep2.x.tar file to the Dbvisit directory (ie /usr/dbvisit).
4. Untar the dbvrep2.x.tar file with the command:
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This will have created the replicate subdirectory. This is where Dbvisit Replicate will be installed.
5. cd into the replicate directory.
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cd replicate |
6. Ensure Dbvisit Replicate is executable with the command:
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chmod 750 dbvrep |
7. Make sure that the dbvrep executable is in your PATH (modify your PATH settings or create a symbolic link, e.g. from /usr/local/bin).
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- We recommend : /usr/dbvisit
- Make sure this directory has the correct owner and permissions.
- The tar file will create the replicate subdirectory under the main dbvisit directory. This is where Dbvisit Replicate will be installed.
9. Copy or ftp the dbvrep2.x.tar file to the Dbvisit directory (ie /usr/dbvisit).
10. Untar the dbvrep2.x.tar file with command:
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tar xvf dbvrep2.5.tar |
11. cd into the replicate directory.
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cd replicate |
12. Ensure Dbvisit Replicate is executable with command:
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chmod 750 dbvrep |
13. Make sure that the dbvrep executable is in your PATH (modify your PATH settings or create a symbolic link, e.g. from /usr/local/bin).
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