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Oracle Tutorial 1 - Part 3

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This video shows you have to check your Oracle 11g install to make sure everything is installed correctly. You will also see how to access the SQL*Plus Window, Login and create your first table. SQL syntax and language will be discussed in the next lecture.

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  • There are about 10 videos in the Oracle class playlist. The tutorials are based on the install and the class videos are on basic database usage and design. I think part 3 (this video) is the last part of the install set. Next, I would watch the lecture series.

  • You need to type in "connect" with the Oracle 10 release as well. I double checked and the video is correct. With the newer 11.2g release I suspect the menu options or some of the console features might be different though. Next time, I'll use the more current version. It just came out not too long ago.

  • Make sure the Oracle services are running. You might see are start/stop database option in the start-up menu. Try the "start" option then go into the SQLPlus console. You could also try:

    Start --> Run--> type " services.msc"

    Select the OracleService name, Right Click, Start.

    If you are running with Windows 7, make sure you are using:

    Oracle 11g Release-2

    Other Oracle versions have problems with the background services starting and running.

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  • Hello, Great Videos! Can you let me know which video is the next one ? Thanks

  • @MidMeOn yes i can because you did not set your oracle_sid type set oracle_sid=database name in cmd

  • to start your oracle service in windows environment type net start oracleservice...

    where dots are your database name to connect type set oracle_sid=database name if you are connecting from cmd you dont need a listener but if u dont type lsnrctl start in cmd this should start your listener

  • cl screen

  • What is the title of the next video in the series?

  • very very nice video........that's really a privilege to watch this one............nice work :)

  • I believe that the date was just the current date and the "Production" was a part of the title.

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