Oracle Database 18c - Install On-Premises for Linux

Oracle Database 18c was available on Oracle Cloud. Now everybody can download Oracle Database 18c On-Premises for Linux (LINUX.X64_180000_db_home.zip)

 Oracle change a little on installation file.
  • OUI does not copy files to Oracle Home
You just extract the zip file to Oracle Home directly and OUI only linking binaries.

I installed Oracle Database 18c on Linux 7.1. Before installation, I set Oracle environments such as (ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_BASE). You can add these settings in oracle user .bash_profile.

You can watch my little installation video:




You can also read all about the new features in the 18c documentation

Best Regards
Mahir M. Quluzade
Oracle ACE
Location: Baku, Azerbaijan

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