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- From the available drop-down menu, select the server containing the Oracle instance.
- Click Add to type the name of a server not in the list. For more information about adding a server, see Adding a new server.
- Select the Oracle SID from the drop-down list, If this is a container database, this must be the CDB name.
- Verify the Oracle home folder. If this is not correct, use the browse (...) feature to search for and select the appropriate location.
- Select the appropriate Oracle release version.
- Select the appropriate listener port.
- Type the appropriate user name, and then type the associated password. This is the name of the Oracle user account that has DBA privileges. This account is used for the initial connection with the Oracle database and to create a user account named, "precise" in the database. The DBA user is used only for these tasks during installation and it not used after that process. The password is not saved by Precise.
- In the Connect As field, select the method of connection.
- The Oracle Tier installation requires creating objects (views and packages) in the SYS schema and therefore, a privileged access to the SYS schema is required. Use the "Connect As" option to allow connecting to your Oracle instance with a user that has SYSDBA privileges.
If you did not use the manual schema installation, it is required that you connect with a DBA user as 'SYSDBA'.
For more information on using the manual schema, see Manually installing Precise for Oracle database schemas.
To connect as 'SYSDBA', you should enter the Oracle initialization parameter remote_login_passwordfile as a password file, meaning that this parameter must be set to share or exclusive, and grant SYSDBA privileges to the DBA user for the Oracle Tier installation.
Click Next to continue to the next screen.
- The Oracle Tier installation requires creating objects (views and packages) in the SYS schema and therefore, a privileged access to the SYS schema is required. Use the "Connect As" option to allow connecting to your Oracle instance with a user that has SYSDBA privileges.
- Repeat these steps to add more instances, and then click Finish.
- Refresh the applications and note that the new application appears.
- Select the Applications tab, and the new application appears with the added SQL Server instance(s).
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