Note: The compatibility is set to 9.0.1.3 in the *.ora files. This is for using
	  auto SEGEMENT management. If you need to have a lower compatibility level
	  remove the "SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO" clause while creating 
	  tablespaces in schema_?.sh

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Steps.
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	vxmake.sh to create raw devices(optional)
	createdb.sh to create the database.
	schema_?.sh to create the schema for the benchmark.

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Description of the files
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The files in this directory will create the various Oracle 9i databases
for spec. Several 9i features such as Oracle managed undo tablespaces are
now used to simplify the DB creation and management.  

vxmake.sh - Use to create veritas devices (optional)

createdb.sh - Script to create the database. Pass it the database
               name and the directory where the database should reside.
	       To create 4 databases, this script must be called 4 times,
	       once for each database. 
               E.g: createdb.sh corp $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/spec_db

schema_U.sh - Utilities, needs to be run once against each database.

schema_?.sh -   Each schema script will create the tables for that db.
				Edit the section marked ######  datafiles #####
				to set the pathnames of the raw devices appropriately.
	      		The default values will work for a filesytem based database.

After all schema scripts are run, the databases should be populated
by running 'bin/loaddb.sh' from the top-level kit directory.

After you have created and loaded the database, re-start Oracle using 
the $ORACLE_HOME/dbs/init${ORACLE_SID}.ora startup file.

stripTbsp.sh - Creates alternate sql schema files not defining the
	       tablespace to populate. This will create the directory
	       sql.noTbsp. The files in this directory are useful for
	       creating the spec schema on an existing database
	       and does not need dba or root priviledges. The files
	       in this directory can be run using sqlplus.

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Sizes
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If you create a single database, you will need about 150MB of shared memory and 
about 3.5GB of disk space for creating the database if you use these scripts 
without any modifications.
