Oracle Database 19C Installation on Windows Server 2016

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Oracle Database 19C Installation on Windows Server 2016


In Database world, Its important to be on the latest version of the database flavor. Though Oracle have release 21c Database as well but by far Oracle 19C is most stable version.( You also check our similar blog for Installation of Microsoft SQL Server 2016 )

Please do also check out blog for Oracle 19c New Features to know about Oracle 19c features. 

In this blog, We will be installing Oracle 19C DB on Windows Server.

1)Create required directory for Oracle Home and Oracle Base.

Oracle Base: E:\app\oracle
Oracle Home: E:\app\oracle\db\19.0.0\dbhome_1

2) Move the binary to E:\app\oracle\product\19.0.0 directory and unzip


3) Check unzipped directory.



4)Right Click on setup and Run Setup as Administrator:


5)   On Configuration Screen, Select Set up software only


6)  On Database Installation Option page, Select Single instance Database installation for stand alone database server.



7)  On Database Edition Page ,choose Enterprise or Standard Edition. 


8) On Oracle home user screen, We are using Windows built-in account.
     We can also use Existing Windows User depending on user existence .


9)  On Installation Location page, check the details and update if needed.


10)  Click next for Prerequisite check




11) Check and Verify information on the Summary Page. If all information is correct click on Install .



12) In the End ,Click Finish.


You can learn more about oracle database from below books:
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You can also , Visit our Blogs for related topic on installation and Uninstallation:
1)Installation Microsoft SQL Server 2016
2)Install & Configure MySQL Router - MySQL InnoDB Cluster


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