Use Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) in standalone mode to create and delete Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC) databases.

• Using Oracle DBCA with Oracle RAC or Oracle RAC One Node
  Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) is a tool for creating and configuring an Oracle database.
• About Oracle Database Configuration Assistant
  Understand the features Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (Oracle DBCA) offers for creating your Oracle RAC databases.
• Selecting Installation Options for Oracle RAC
  Review the topics to select options for installing Oracle RAC.
• Installing the Oracle Database Vault Option
  Installing and configuring Oracle Database Vault requires actions during and after installation.
• Automatic Listener Migration from Earlier Releases
  Review this information for listener migration from earlier database releases.
• Verifying Requirements for Oracle DBCA
  Use Cluster Verification Utility (CVU) to verify that your system is prepared for configuration changes.
• Tasks to Complete Before Using DBCA to Create an Oracle RAC Database
  Before you can create an Oracle RAC database using Oracle Database Configuration Assistant, you must configure your system to meet the software requirements, if this was not done as part of the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation.
• Selecting DBCA Options to Create an Oracle RAC or Oracle RAC One Node Database
  Review this information to use Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) to create Oracle RAC or Oracle RAC One Node Database.
• Using DBCA to Create an Oracle RAC One Node Database
  If you have selected to install only the Oracle RAC software on cluster nodes, then you can use Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) to configure Oracle RAC One Node.
• Deleting an Oracle RAC Database Using DBCA
  Deleting an Oracle RAC database using Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) involves deleting the database and database objects.
• Creating an Oracle RAC Database on Direct NFS
  There are different configuration processes you must perform when installing and create an Oracle RAC database that uses Direct NFS (dNFS) for the database files.