Oracle 10g Client
I need to package the Oracle 10g client into .msi. I've done some reading and I know people sugguest using the response file and put in silent switches. Unfortunately the company I am working for has business (standardisation policies) and technical (using Zenworks Configuration Management) requirements for having .msi.
What is the best method for packaging it? Just take a snapshot and hope for the best?
What is the best method for packaging it? Just take a snapshot and hope for the best?
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Posted by:
Qazmo
14 years ago
Commiserations on two fronts: having to break the Oracle install AND using ZCM!
Assuming that you've discounted deploying the Instant Client (which would be absolutely fine for the majority of users), I can reassure you by saying that we re-packaged Oracle 7x and 8x installs as MSIs some years ago and we never encountered problems at any time.
Assuming that you've discounted deploying the Instant Client (which would be absolutely fine for the majority of users), I can reassure you by saying that we re-packaged Oracle 7x and 8x installs as MSIs some years ago and we never encountered problems at any time.
Posted by:
cygan
14 years ago
this is a no brainer. there are lots of information on oracle do a search
Posted by:
Micka007
14 years ago
ORIGINAL: cygan
this is a no brainer. there are lots of information on oracle do a search
This is NOT a no brainer. Oracle is not a standard app to package. I've done alot of searching and the link
This is for our administrators so it needs to have most components on it. Will see how I go..
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