Then I set about tweaking my configuration. About the only problem on the known issues list that I didn't have was an account name with spaces. Here's what I did do:
(1) Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment
- Remove ActiveState Perl from the PATH variable
- Point TEMP and TMP variables at C:\temp instead of the default
- Remove the ORACLE_HOME variable (not sure I have this, I think it might break an Ant script)
(2) Stop the Oracle 9i services
(3) Control Panel > Region and Language, change preference to English (US)
(4) Reboot
Then I re-ran the installer and it worked! I now have a nice 10gXE on my work machine. Just in time for the weekend, my wife will be pleased. And my 9i installation isn' t broken either so I'm a happy bunny once more.
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Because I like you Mark I will change the title. But I still thing Oracle should have come up with a name that wasn't liable to cause confusion.
And now I discover that changing the title of a blog article breaks teh links to it. Which I kind of knew anyway but still went ahead.
Actually it's called Oracle Database 10g Express Edition - that's straight from the source:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/xe/index.html
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