What happens to the installation in this situation?

You are installing OracleDatabase 12c on a machine. When you run the installer; Oracle Universal
installer (OUI) shows a message that says one of the product-specific prerequisite checks has
failed:
Checking available swap space requirements…
Expected result: 1512MB
Actual Result: 1018MB
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: failed ««
Problem: The system does not have the required swap space.
What happens to the installation in this situation?

You are installing OracleDatabase 12c on a machine. When you run the installer; Oracle Universal
installer (OUI) shows a message that says one of the product-specific prerequisite checks has
failed:
Checking available swap space requirements…
Expected result: 1512MB
Actual Result: 1018MB
Check complete. The overall result of this check is: failed ««
Problem: The system does not have the required swap space.
What happens to the installation in this situation?

A.
It can be continued.

B.
It resizes the swap space automatically when you proceed further.

C.
It can be continued, but the instance cannot be started without increasing swap space.

D.
It shows a message saying one or more prerequisite checks have failed and the installation
aborts.

Explanation:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=111460



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wontsay

wontsay

The answer is A but i would like to add this

I have tried to do a 12c install with the swap file set at 0, 64Mb and 1G.
you get the error but click continue on the first two attempts and the software will install ok but when it comes to installing the the database it errors out both times, unable to start different processes.
so the question is, are you just installing the software if so the answer is A, if you are also installing a datbase then it is C.
as the question says nothing about the database you have to presume that you are just doing a softeware install.

Yahoo

Yahoo

C

As wontsay states, the “instance” can’t be started, so “C” is more correct.