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Old 29th March 2006, 07:08 AM
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Configure Oracle10g ASM on FC4

Hi,

Has anyone successfully configured Oracle10g ASM on FC4,
Oracle10g ASM requires OracleASMLib 2.0, however not present for FC4.

Please let me know if any way to get this done.

Thanks.

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Jayesh
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