SWPM RAC DB instance install error on srvctl add database -d

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Hello,

We are currently installing a distributed NW 7.31 system with Oracle RAC on ASM.

SCS ran successfully ,and now we are trying to install db instance.

During phase 'Create database' the installation stops with error code 1.

The log is:

WARNING    2014-04-28 19:14:00.451
           CJSlibModule::writeWarning_impl()
Execution of the command "/oracle/ISP/112/bin/srvctl add database -d ISP -o /oracle/ISP/112 -p +ISP_DATA/ISP/spfileISP.ora -a ISP_DATA" finished with return code 1. Output:
/oracle/ISP/112/bin/srvctl: line 87: dirname: No such file or directory
/oracle/ISP/112/bin/srvctl: line 94: dirname: No such file or directory
/oracle/ISP/112/bin/srvctl: line 148: uname: No such file or directory
****ORACLE_HOME environment variable is not set.
    ORACLE_HOME should be set to the main
    directory that contains Oracle products.
    Set and export ORACLE_HOME, then re-run.

ERROR      2014-04-28 19:14:00.454
           CJSlibModule::writeError_impl()
CJS-30023  Process call '/oracle/ISP/112/bin/srvctl add database -d ISP -o /oracle/ISP/112 -p +ISP_DATA/ISP/spfileISP.ora -a ISP_DATA' exits with error code 1. For details see log file(s) srvctl.log.

I don't know why the SWPM asks for the spfile if this is a fresh installation. The only file that exists is initISP.ora

Perhaps SWPM was supposed to create an spfile<SID>.ora from init<SID>.ora?

I hope someone out there has encountered this before

Best Regards,

Fabian

[former_member306220]

If anybody install two instance on one  RAC enviorment ？

I means that i want to instal both of the develop database instance and QAS database instance on one RAC software. And the application software of the SAP are depart install on another standalone hardware and OS.

with the white paper ,I know the database host must share the locaction of the application host which like '/usr/sap' and '/sapmnt' ,So how i can share both DEV and QAS /usr/sap' and '/sapmnt' on one RAC enviorment.

[Former Member]

You should mount the filesystems from source server with a different name (for example /app/SID/usr/sap/SID) and then use links to the mount points /usr/sap/SID -> /app/SID/usr/sap/SID; same to /sapmnt/SID. This message should have been open in a new topic though.