If you need jdbc, add the jdbc supplement, if you need sqlplus, add the sqlplus supplement. MacOS X DBD::Oracle has been tested (and used) under Jaguar (10.2.x), Panther. If you need a more complete client, check wich supplemental installation you need and add it to the $ORACLE_HOME that you build here. 0) or the 10g Instant Client release (10.1.0.3 at the time of writing). ORACLE_HOME=/Application/oracle/product/client/10.2ĭYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$ORACLE_HOME/bin:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH Unzip the basic client and put the dylib files in ORACLE_HOME/lib.
The basic client will work for many.Ĭhoose a location to for ORACLE_HOME (/Application/oracle/product/client/10.2)Ĭreate a lib directory in that ORACLE_HOME/ The Basic Client is allways needed and you could add a supplemental package to it depending on your needs. At present, Oracle databases dont run natively. Depending on what type of client you need you have a list of choices there. Oddly, the few distracting Java errors that SQLDeveloper raises on a PC dont get raised on the Mac OS X.
ORACLE CLIENT FOR MAC OS X FOR MAC OS X
For documentation and download see Instant Client Downloads for Mac OS X (Intel x86). If you need an Oracle client installation you should be able to use the Oracle Instant Client. Note I just want to connect to some database which is NOT on my system, so I really should just need a client (if ROracle allows for that). So my simple question is, which package do I need to install and which location do you recommend? Setting up the compiler is not the problem here (at least so far :) ) You must set the shell variable ORACLE_HOME to theĭirectory where Oracle resides and re-run R CMD INSTALLĮ.g., (using Bourne shell syntax): export ORACLE_HOME= /opt/oracle If I start compiling anyway: R CMD INSTALL I also tried SQLDeveloper but my setup seems lack some Oracle installation seems still.
Is this enough? Where should I put the unzipped instant client? Intuitively I thought I just need a client and downloaded the instant client. I just cannot figure out which minimum package I need to install in order to use ROracle. Unfortunately, the Oracle website drives me crazy. I tried to install ROracle today, after having managed to install RPostgreSQL and RMySQL on my Mac OS X.
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