Racket for macrame. The following section contains information about the issue related to Oracle Database Instant Client 19c: Pro.C Does Not Support C99 Headers The Pro.C parser fails to recognize C99 syntax in system headers on the supported Apple Mac OS X releases.
- 适用于 Apple Mac OS X 的 Oracle Database 10 g 第 1 版 (10.1.0.3) 快速安装指南 在 Mac OS X 上使用 Oracle JDeveloper 10g Apple Developer Connection 如何在 Leopard 上安装 Ruby 和 Oracle Instant Client 10.2.0.4 Raimonds Simanovskis.
- How to install Oracle Instant Client Version 12.1.0.2 (64-bit) on a Mac (OS X 10.11.5) I have downloaded version 12.1.0.2 (64-bit) version and unzipped the file. I now have the following files under /downloads/instantclient.
Oracle For Mac
First Internet-Enabled Solution Certified for Mac OS 9, Coming to Mac OS X
REDWOOD SHORES, and CUPERTINO, Calif.—Nov. 8, 2000—(http://www.oracle.com/tellmemore/?404766) Oracle Corp., the largest provider of software for e-business, and Apple® today announced certification of the Apple Macintosh® client on the OracleE-Business Suite, the industry's first application suite that supports all key business functions from enterprise to campus. This certification makes the Oracle E-Business Suite the first suite of Internet-enabled applications available to Apple customers. The Oracle E-Business Suite supports Mac® OS 9 today, and is scheduled to be available in 2001 for Mac OS X, Apple's next generation operating system.
Oracle and Apple will conduct a series of joint e-business initiatives in key Apple market segments, including education and small business. For the education market, they plan to embark on a higher education seminar series to the top 100 colleges and universities to showcase the technology. In addition, Oracle plans to incorporate the Mac as one of the standard sales demonstration platforms for the Oracle E-Business Suite. For small business, Oracle and Apple will jointly promote Oracle's hosted online services, including Oracle Business Online and OracleSalesOnline.com. Using only a browser, Apple customers can be up and running on Oracle Business Online or OracleSalesOnline.com within minutes and have immediate access to enterprise business applications and sales automation capabilities.
“The certification of our E-Business Suite for the Macintosh proves that Apple and Oracle products work together seamlessly,” said Oracle Chairman and CEO Larry Ellison. “Every application we make works with the Mac today.”
“We're thrilled that our education and business customers will now be able to manage their organizations using Oracle's market leading e-business applications,” said Apple CEO Steve Jobs. “We've got a lot of customers who are going to jump for joy over this.”
“Yale is very pleased with Oracle's certification of Oracle E-Business Suite for Macintosh,” said Indy Crowley, Director Administrative Systems, Information Technology Services, Yale University. “This certification will enable our faculty and administrative staff using Macs to access our enterprise Financial and HR/Payroll systems, and will provide expanded flexibility to meet Yale's strategic objectives of streamlining administrative processes and improving service.”
The Oracle E-Business Suite is a full suite of Web and Java-based applications that allow companies to put their customer interactions, internal operations and supply chain on-line, and enables quick linkages with both suppliers and customers for a seamless business process. With this Macintosh client certification, Apple customers will now be able to access the Oracle E-Business Suite using the Macintosh browser and MRJ (Apple Macintosh Runtime for Java). Additionally, Oracle support services have been expanded to support the Macintosh client, providing reliability, availability and overall satisfaction for customers.
Availability
The Oracle E-Business Suite is currently available for Mac OS 9.0.4 with MRJ 2.2.3. Certification and support for the upcoming Mac OS X is scheduled for 2001.
The Oracle E-Business Suite is currently available for Mac OS 9.0.4 with MRJ 2.2.3. Certification and support for the upcoming Mac OS X is scheduled for 2001.
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About Apple
Apple ignited the personal computer revolution in the 1970s with the Apple II and reinvented the personal computer in the 1980s with the Macintosh. Apple is committed to bringing the best personal computing experience to students, educators, creative professionals and consumers around the world through its innovative hardware, software and Internet offerings.
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Step 1: Where to install the Files
Oracle Client For Mac Os X 10 13 Download
Opinions differ about the best location for installing the downloaded files.In practice you can install the Oracle instant client files anywhere on your file system so long as the PATH environment variable is updated to include that directory in the search path
- Some install instructions suggest copying the install files into the directories:
/usr/lib
or/usr/bin
This works - but is best avoided. My concern with this approach is that these are the default locations for OS X libraries and commands. Copying in non-standard items gets messy when things go wrong - complicating the process to diagnose and fix issues because of the difficulty identifying which items should (and shouldn’t) be there. If you upgrade Instant Client in future, copying in the new version’s files over top may result in a mixture of old/new libraries which triggers unexpected behaviour. However, if you have issues defining environmental variables then this may be your only choice. - In Oracle’s installation example, they’ve created a directory:
/opt/oracle/instantclient_11_2
This gives you a separate (clearly specified) directory for your Instant Client files. It’s also good choice as/opt
is the base directory favoured for non-standard (i.e. optional) software installs in Unix operating systems …but it’s just not commonly used in Mac circles. - My preferred option is:
/Library/Oracle/instantclient_11_2
This has the advantage of the choice above - but is a more Mac-like alternative. This is the directory I’ll specify for these instructions going forward (but feel free to use whichever location you think is most appropriate for you).
- Extract instantclient-basic and instantclient-plus zip files into single folder (e.g. /Library/Oracle/instantclient_11_2), then
- Create a subfolder named “sdk” inside that folder, and extract instantclient-sdk into it.