If needed, edit the name for the new instance that Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) provides, and select the node on which you want to add the new instance.
DBCA displays all the nodes on which the selected database does not have an instance.
If DBCA does not display all the nodes that
you expect, then perform cluster diagnostics by executing the
olsnodes
-v
command. Analyze the output from this command as follows based on
your operating system.
On UNIX or Linux, the
olsnodes -v
command
is in the
$ORACLE_CRS_HOME/bin
directory. Refer to your vendor's clusterware documentation if the output indicates
that your clusterware is not properly installed.
On Windows, the
olsnodes -v
command is in the
%ORACLE_CRS_HOME%\bin
directory. Refer to your clusterware documentation if the detailed output indicates
that your
clusterware is not running.
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