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This package creates the user and the groups for Oracle, sets the Oracle environment variables, sets kernel parameters to values recommended by Oracle, and provides for automated start and stop of Oracle components at system start and stop time. It also includes dependencies for other software packages needed to install and use Oracle, so that when you select this package the other packages are included automatically (when you install via YaST2) or that you are at least reminded to install them (when installing via the rpm command). This package is not required for running Oracle but it simplifies things significantly. You can edit all settings via YaST2. http://www.suse.com/oracle/ Authors: -------- aksingh
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