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There are various ways of starting up Oracle 10g.
First, you must have a starter database install.
This could be chosen during installation of 10g, which therefore
means you can also install oracle 10g without a database
So, check that.
if not use the DBCA to create a database for you system
Now before trying to start you database, the
services must be up and running. if so then
10g could be started using the following
SQL-- You will have to connect as the sysdba
after connecting issue ****startup***
you could also start 10g from the
EM Database Control
EM Grid Control
from the command line you should use sqlplus /nolog
then connect as / sysdba
Note that you could also startup using RMAN
So which approach you take depends on which you like really.
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