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Is there a way without reinstalling Oracle 10g from scratch to delete everything created so I can start using it without any conficts?
I would like to delete: users & privileges, procedures,triggers and tables.
Maybe there is a command to clean everything up?
Thanks a lot
Dropping users privileges,procedures, triggers, and tables, etc have nothing to do with re installing 10g.
when you install oracle, you install the software that runs the database. After installing oracle you can then create n+1 databases on your system, each independent from one another.
In other words, if you wanted to drop a database, that action would have no effect on the oracle software so no re installation of 10g is required.
To drop users (plus privileges) you issue:
That would also drop the procedures, triggers, tables, packages, ANY OBJECT and data that particular user (schema actually) owns.