How to Install Oracle Client on CentOS

Introduction to Oracle Client Installation on CentOS

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Step 1 - Update Your System

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Step 2 - Download Oracle Instant Client

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Step 3 - Install Required Dependencies

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Step 4 - Install the Oracle Instant Client

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Step 5 - Configure Environment Variables

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