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Create an Initialization Parameter File in Oracle

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How To Create an Initialization Parameter File in Oracle?

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This is Step 3. To run an Oracle database as an Oracle instance, you need to create an initialization parameter file, which contains a set of initialization parameters.

The easiest way to create an initialization parameter file to copy from the sample file provided by Oracle. You can do this in a command window as shown below:

>cd $ORACLE_HOME

>copy .\config\scripts\init.ora .\database\initFYI_ini.ora

>edit .\database\initFYI_ini.ora
(replace XE by FYI)

In this example, only the SID is changed from XE to FYI. All other parameters are maintained as is.

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