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Installing Oracle 12c Client Installation

This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Oracle 12c Client in order to connect to a local PeopleSoft installation using SQL Developer. The steps include downloading installation files, running the setup, configuring directories and settings, and launching SQL Developer to connect to the database and run sample queries.

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Installing Oracle 12c Client Installation

This document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Oracle 12c Client in order to connect to a local PeopleSoft installation using SQL Developer. The steps include downloading installation files, running the setup, configuring directories and settings, and launching SQL Developer to connect to the database and run sample queries.

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Installing Oracle 12c Client

We have already seen how to install PeopleSoft on your laptop in a previous post.

Its very important to have your SQL client to take full advantage of your local PeopleSoft installation. In this
step-by-step tutorial, I will show you how to get your SQL Developer up and running in minutes.

Lets get started.

1. Navigate to \\192.168.56.101 (This is the same IP that you used to access the PIA in the previous post.
It may be different for you.)

2. Within the folder oracle-12c-client-64bit, you would see two files as shown below. Copy these files to a
local directory.
3. Now unzip the winx64_12c_client.ZIP file. Once extracted, you would see a setup.exe file within the
client folder as shown.

4. Right-click on the file and click Run as Administrator. The installation wizard starts.

5. Select Administrator and click Next to continue.


6. Select Skip and Next.
7. Select the languages you want and then Next.
8. Select Use Windows Built-in Account and Next
9. Specify the Oracle base folder and home directory. (The Oracle software location becomes your Oracle
Home)
10. The page shows a summary of all your selections. Hit Install.
11. The installer progresses for a while and then completes successfully.
12. Now go to the folder where youd placed the two files in step 2.
Move the tnsnames.ora file to the following path: %ORACLE_HOME%\Network\Admin as shown.

13. Now navigate to %ORACLE_HOME%\sqldeveloper.


Launch SQL Developer by double clicking on the sqldeveloper.exe file.
14. You are prompted to specify the java path.
Browse to %ORACLE_HOME%\jdk\bin and select java.exe.
15. SQL Developer opens.
You can do the file type associations on this dialog.

16. Now click the New Connections button (Green + sign) on the left side of the window.
The new database connection window opens.

17. Enter a connection name (any name you want for this connection)
Enter the username and password as SYSADM
Choose TNS from the connection type.
Select Network Alias and select the database name from the drop-down and click save.

18. Write a sample query to select some data.

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