2.3.3.2. Oracle Database Requirements
The Oracle database should have a user assigned to Red Hat Satellite with full DDL and DML access to that user's default tablespace. The user needs standard connection information for the database at the time of installation.
The precise access levels required by the Oracle user are as follows:
- ALTER SESSION
- CREATE SEQUENCE
- CREATE SYNONYM
- CREATE TABLE
- CREATE VIEW
- CREATE PROCEDURE
- CREATE TRIGGER
- CREATE TYPE
- CREATE SESSION
Additional database requirements include:
- Security Identifier (SID)
- Listener Port
- Username
- UTF-8 character set
Two additional suggested recommendation for user's default tablespace include:
- Uniform Extent Size
- Auto Segment Space Management
Important
Ensure that the NLS/charset setting is set to 'UTF8' when using an external database, not 'AL32UTF8' or other charsets. Using other charsets may lead to problems later.
The disk layout on the database machine is independent of Red Hat Satellite and entirely up to the customer.
Important
Red Hat supports Red Hat Satellite's interactions with an external, third-party (such as Oracle) database as long as the external, third-party database is configured per Red Hat's documentation. Red Hat supports any Red Hat Satellite version-specific schema, package, tool or instruction set provided by Red Hat and designed to be used with a third-party database.
Red Hat does not support general setup, maintenance or troubleshooting of a third-party database outside of express interaction with Red Hat Satellite.