Create ServiceID for Oracle

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To create an Oracle database instance under OSDI, you must first define the instance as a service using the OSDI DEFINE SERVICE command. In addition to defining the service, some other items must be set up before the service can be started: a JCL procedure, several parameter files, and possibly security resource definitions.

After you have defined the instance as a service and set up the additional items, you can start the service, which creates one or more OS/390 address spaces based on controls that you have specified. After the address spaces are initialized, you must run Oracle SQL*Plus (or a similar tool) to perform the Oracle database startup function. When the startup is complete, you can use the same tool to issue the CREATE DATABASE SQL statement. This statement causes the Oracle server to create the VSAM linear data sets that comprise a database (if you chose not to pre-allocate them) and to initialize their contents. After the database is created, a series of SQL scripts is executed to create the Oracle server's internal database objects (tables, views, stored PL/SQL procedures, and so forth). After the execution of the scripts is complete, your database is ready to use.