Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Oracle DB Software Installation (Part 2 of 2)

The video tutorial covers the installation and uninstallation of Oracle database software. It explains the different modes of installation: interactive, silent, and response file. The tutorial also details the RPM installation process and the importance of applying updates. It compares the installation procedures on Windows and Linux platforms, highlighting the need for specific user accounts. Additionally, it discusses Oracle's inventory system and the steps for clean uninstallation.

Which mode of the Oracle software installer is best suited for systems without a GUI?

• Manual mode

• Response file mode

• Silent mode

• Interactive mode

What is the first step in the RPM installation process for Oracle database software?

• Create a database service

• Install the RPM file

• Install the required libraries

• Download the RPM file

Why is it recommended to apply the most recent release update for Oracle Database software?

• To enhance the user interface

• To ensure compatibility with other software

• To fix bugs and improve security

• To improve system performance

What is a major difference between Oracle database installation on Windows and Linux?

• Linux installations do not require user accounts

• Windows requires a GUI for installation

• Linux installations are faster

• Windows creates a service linked to the database

What is the purpose of the Oracle Home User in Windows installations?

• To manage user accounts

• To run the Oracle Database service

• To uninstall the software

• To create a database

Where is the Oracle Inventory Directory saved on a Windows platform?

• Under Program Files

• In the User directory

• In the Temp folder

• In the System32 folder

What must be ensured before uninstalling an Oracle home?

• The latest updates are applied

• The Oracle Home User is deleted

• The system is rebooted

• All services are stopped