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2 7 Create Primary Database

The document describes running the Oracle database configuration assistant (dbca) to create a new database with typical configuration settings. It creates a container database with one pluggable database named "pdb1" using default storage, character set and recovery area locations. Administrative passwords are set during the creation process.

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2 7 Create Primary Database

The document describes running the Oracle database configuration assistant (dbca) to create a new database with typical configuration settings. It creates a container database with one pluggable database named "pdb1" using default storage, character set and recovery area locations. Administrative passwords are set during the creation process.

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--run database configuration assistant

$ dbca

--Database Operation
Create a database

--Creation Mode
Typical configuration

Global database name: (default)


Storage type: (default)
Database files location: (default)
Fast Recovery Area(FRA): (default)
Database character set: (default)
Administrative password: (type password)
Confirm password: (type password)
Create as Container database
Pluggable database name: pdb1

--Summary
Finish

--Finish
Close

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