How to Install Oracle Express Edition 11G



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Install Oracle Express Edition 11G
This instruction will teach people how to install Oracle express edition 11g, which is a common software for program developer.

EditSteps

  1. 1
    Open http://www.
     Open http://www.
    Open this link.
  2. 2
    Choose "Accept License Agreement" first. Download the correct file for your computer, which for windows or Linux. Save the file.
  3. 3
    Find the file you download, decompress it, double click the "setup" button to install the Oracle.
     Find the file you download, decompress it, double click the "setup" button to install the Oracle.
    Find the file you download, decompress it, double click the "setup" button to install the Oracle.
  4. 4
    Click "next".
     Click "next".
    Click "next".
  5. 5
    Choose "I accept the term in the license agreement", then click on next.
     Choose "I accept the term in the license agreement", then click on next.
    Choose "I accept the term in the license agreement", then click on next.
  6. 6
    Choose the destination folder, then click next.
     Choose the destination folder, then click next.
    Choose the destination folder, then click next.
  7. 7
    Enter and confirm the password for database, then click next.
     Enter and confirm the password for database, then click next.
    Enter and confirm the password for database, then click next.
  8. 8
    Click on "finish".
     Click on "finish".
    Click on "finish".
  9. 9
    Start Oracle Database 11G Express by clicking "Start", then click "Oracle Database 11G Edition" then Go to Database Home Page.
     Start Oracle Database 11G Express by clicking "Start", then click "Oracle Database 11G Edition" then Go to Database Home Page.
    Start Oracle Database 11G Express by clicking "Start", then click "Oracle Database 11G Edition" then Go to Database Home Page.
  10. 10
    Enter Username: System and enter Password : (as you entered and recorded above).
     Enter Username: System and enter Password : (as you entered and recorded above).
    Enter Username: System and enter Password : (as you entered and recorded above)
  11. 11
    Select Administration, then select Database Users then Create User for you.
     Select Administration, then select Database Users then Create User for you.
    Select Administration, then select Database Users then Create User for you. Then log out
  12. 12
    now you are able to log in back and use Oracle

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EditTips

  • In step 7 the password either SYS or SYSTEM
  • in order to upload the table you create go to Home then click SQL then click SQL Scripts then click Upload

EditWarnings

  • for step 11, select all System privileges in order to allow for experimentation (you will not need them all). Do not choose DBA (as you want this account to be different from SYSTEM and SYS.
  • before all the download and at the beginning of the installation you have to choose "I accept the agreement"!!

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