Oracle Universal Installer Concepts Guide - Oracle Documentation

Response File Format
DEINSTALL_LIST={"sample1","1.0.0.0.0"}
SHOW_DEINSTALL_CONFIRMATION
Set this parameter to FALSE if you want to hide the deinstall confirmation dialog
box during a silent deinstallation.
SHOW_DEINSTALL_PROGRESS
Set this parameter to FALS if you want to hide the deinstallation progress dialog
box during a silent deinstallation.
Components Section of the Response File
The remaining sections in the response file are component sections, which are
identified by a component’s internal name and version.
In order to find a value for a variable, the Oracle Universal Installer looks under the
appropriatecomponentsectiontowhichthevariablebelongs.
A typical example of a component section is shown below:
[oracle.server_8.1.5.0.0]
Note: Ensure that the /var/opt/oracle/oraInst.loc exists. The
response file for Unix has a public variable, setunixinstallgroup,
which only takes effect when it is the first Oracle Universal Installer
installation and the oraInst.loc file is not already present in
/var/opt/oracle.
Apart from the public variables defined in a component, each component can define
the installer variables listed below:
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DEPENDENCY_LIST
PROD_HOME
OPTIONAL_CONFIG_TOOLS
INSTALL_TYPE
COMPONENT_LANGUAGES
DEPENDENCY_LIST
The DEPENDENCY_LIST is the list of dependees on which the component depends
on. These dependee components represents the list of components that appear as
"selected" during installation.
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