You can create and run custom (user-defined) scripts to modify the database after creation. For example, if you want a particular schema or table, run your custom script to create it.
Select this option if you have no custom scripts to run, after the database is created.
Select this option to execute custom SQL scripts at the end of database creation. Also, select this option to customize the database you just created using the Oracle Database Creation Assistant.
Note: Since custom scripts are run in SQL *Plus, ensure that you provide the connect string at the beginning of the script. For example:
CONNECT MY_USER/MY_PASSWORD
REM RUN SOME QUERIES/DDL
CREATE USER A_USER IDENTIFIED BY A_USER
Click Add , to specify the script name and location. To change the order in which the scripts are run, select a script and use the UP and DOWN arrows to move the script within the hierarchy. Click Remove, to delete a script from the list.
To specify a user-defined variable and value, click File Location Variables. Variables help centralize file location changes.
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