Creating an Oracle database

The following steps describe how to manually create an Oracle database for use with Leap.

To set up an Oracle database:

1. Log into Oracle SQLPlus using the SYS DBA role.

   For example, sqlplus / as sysdba.

2. Create three users.

   Each user is mapped to a schema, where Leap will create tables.

   ALTER SESSION SET CONTAINER = <Pluggable Database Name>;
   
   CREATE USER FREEDOM IDENTIFIED BY <password>;
   CREATE USER IF\_CMIS IDENTIFIED BY <password>;
   CREATE USER APP\_DATA IDENTIFIED BY <password>;
   

   Where <password> is an Oracle accepted password you create.

3. Create the administrator role.

   Leap accesses the Oracle database through a data source. An administrator is required to establish the connection to the database.

   CREATE USER <admin> IDENTIFIED BY <password>;
   

   Where <admin> is an administrator's user name, and <password> is the administrator's password you create.

4. Set the permissions for the administrative user.

   The following commands grant all permissions and privileges so the administrative user can access the database.

   GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES TO <admin>;
   GRANT EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE TO <admin>;
   

5. Set table space quotas for the three users of the schemas.

   GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO FREEDOM;
   GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO IF\_CMIS;
   GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO APP\_DATA;
   GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO <admin\>;
   

The Oracle database is created.

Parent topic: Create a Database