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Installing Oracle 12c on a VMWARE ESIX. Each instance breaks prior instance.
I installed Oracle 12c on VMware ESIX. I created the first instance and everything work. However, when I created a second instance, it broke the first instance. The error with the first instance is the database could no longer access control files. Therefore, could no longer start the instance. Any ideas ?
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I installed Oracle 12c on VMware ESIX
No, you installed it on some unknown (to us) operating system on a VM. VMware ESIX is the hypervisor on which that VM was created, and is immaterial to your question.
So, what happened to the control files of the first instance? Show us the startup messages from the alert log. And please format it when you post it.
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the operating system is Windows Server 2019. When the first instance is installed, everything works perfectly. However, after installation of the second instance, that is when it breaks access to the control files on the 1st instance. Will post alert log information.
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Found that the problem was due to a bug with the version of the Oracle I was using. This describes the bug.
