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The following deck contains information and instructions about provisioning databases supported by BMC Database Automation (BDA).

Oracle
SQL Server
Sybase
DB2

Creating-a-single-instance-Oracle-database-on-Linux-and-UNIX (including creating a CDB)

Creating-an-Oracle-Pluggable-Database

Adding-a-database-to-an-Oracle-cluster (RAC and RAC One Node)

Creating-an-Oracle-Home

Working-with-Oracle-Homes

Creating-a-single-instance-Oracle-database-on-Windows

Managing-final-script-files-Oracle-only

Oracle-on-Linux-and-UNIX-environment-variables

Oracle-on-Windows-environment-variables

Creating-an-instance-of-SQL-Server

Creating-a-database-on-an-instance-of-SQL-Server

Creating-a-clustered-SQL-Server-instance

Creating-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Adding-a-database-to-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Adding-a-replica-to-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Removing-a-database-from-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Removing-a-replica-from-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Removing-a-SQL-Server-Availability-Group

Failing over a SQL Server Availability Group

Creating-provisioning-scripts-for-virtual-servers-and-cluster-group-configuration-for-SQL-Server

SQL-Server-environment-variables

Creating-a-Sybase-Dataserver

Creating-a-Sybase-Replication-Server

Creating-a-Sybase-Dataserver-Home

Creating-a-Sybase-Replication-Server-Home

Sybase-environment-variables

Creating-a-single-instance-DB2-database-on-Linux-and-Unix

DB2-environment-variables

Once the databases are provisioned and available, you can manage the databases in BDA.

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Last modified by bmassa on 2015/09/18 14:36

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