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Directory Structure

Specific topic covered in this chapter is:

• Understanding the Oracle Parallel Server Directory Structure

Understanding the Oracle Parallel Server Directory Structure

The Oracle Installer places all Oracle products for Windows NT into subdirectories of ORACLE_HOME. The actual directory names vary according to the different products you install.

The subdirectories of ORACLE_HOME contain the contents listed below.

All .DLL and .EXE files and configuration variables have their version numbers appended. This convention allows you to maintain multiple releases of these items for backward compatibility. For example, the executable for the Oracle Names Control Utility version 8.0 is NAMESCTL80.EXE.

Directory Name	Contents
\A2OWIZ80	Oracle Migration Assistant for Microsoft Access files
\AGENTBIN	Oracle Intelligent Agent files and subdirectories
\BIN	executables, help files, and library files
\CORE40	Oracle8 database message files
\DATABASE	database, password, and initialization files
\DBS	Oracle Toolkit II message files, SQL scripts and other utility files
\EERN804	Oracle8 Enterprise Edition Release Notes
\JRE11	files and subdirectories that allows Java applications to run
\MSHELP	Windows help files
\NET80	message files and subdirectories for Net8 products   Additional Information: See Net8 Getting Started for Windows NT and Windows 95/98 for additional information on the \NET8 directory and its subdirectories.
\NLSRTL33	NLS message files
\OPS	Oracle Parallel Server SQL scripts
\ORAINST	Oracle Installer files
\OTRACE80	Oracle Trace files. \OTRACE80 contains the following subdirectories:
\PLSQL80	message files, SQL scripts, and demonstration files for PL/SQL
\PLUS80	SQL*Plus SQL and message files
\RDBMS80	Oracle8 Enterprise Edition message, resource, and README files
\SYSMAN	Oracle Enterprise Manager files and subdirectories
\VS10	NT Backup Manager and NT Recovery Manager files

 

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