Setting up the database (Oracle)
Step 1: Download the Cascade CMS database
Download the Cascade CMS database.
We strongly recommend using an existing database with a UTF-8 enabled character set. This is necessary to take advantage of Cascade CMS's multi-lingual support.
Also, we recommend creating a separate tablespace for the Cascade CMS database. See below for more information on creating the tablespace.
Step 2: Create a new Tablespace
Using Oracle Enterprise Manager:
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Go to Administration -> Tablespaces, then click Create.
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For the Name field, enter
CASCADE_DEFAULT
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Under Datafiles, click Add (As an alternative, one can avoid adding a datafile by checking the Use bigfile tablespace check box. However, creating a separate file is highly recommended)
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At the Add Datafile screen, type
CASCADE_DEFAULT.DBF
in the File Name field -
Point the File Directory field to the desired location
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For the File Size field, type
30 MB
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Under Storage, check the option to "Automatically extend datafile when full (AUTOEXTEND)"
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For the Increment field, type
2 MB
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Click OK to create the tablespace. The generated SQL should look like this:
CREATE SMALLFILE TABLESPACE "CASCADE_DEFAULT" DATAFILE'/u01/app/oracle/oracle/product/12.1.0.2/db_1/oradata/orcl/CASCADE_DEFAULT.DBF'SIZE 30M AUTOEXTEND ON NEXT 2M MAXSIZE UNLIMITEDLOGGING EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL SEGMENT SPACEMANAGEMENT AUTO
Step 3: Import the Cascade CMS database
Using Oracle Enterprise Manager:
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Click Maintenance -> Import from Export Files
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For the Directory Object field, select the directory where the Cascade CMS import script resides. For the File Name field, type
CASCADE_DEFAULT.DMP
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Under Import Type select Entire Files
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Under Host Credentials fill in the OS Username and Password for the Oracle account, then click Continue
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On the next screen (Import: Re-Mapping) - unless a tablespace and/or user other than CASCADE_DEFAULT has been created, simply click Next
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Under Import: Options it is recommended to create a log file of the import. Select a Directory Object and under Log File type the name of the file (e.g. CASCADE_DEFAULT.LOG) and click Next
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For the Job Name field, type the desired name (e.g. cascade_import - note that the name has to be unique). Type an optional description in the Description field and click Next
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Under Import: Review, review the import information and verify that everything is correct. Click Submit Job
Your Oracle database is now configured and ready to be used by Cascade CMS.