安装与配置Oracle Warehouse Builder 11.2.0.3
The OWB Client (which includes the Design Center and the Control Center Manager)
The OWB Browser
Control Center Service
Control Center Agent
The Repository
Oracle database 11g release 2 包含了owb的所有组件。
根据业务需要，OWB提供了五种拓扑安装
1.单机拓扑
2.客户端和数据库服务分离拓扑
3.多数据库拓扑
4.客户端、控制中心服务、数据库服务分离拓扑
5.控制中心代理拓扑
单机拓扑
OWB所有的组件都运行在单台计算机上。
客户端、服务分离拓扑（客户端推荐安装owb11.2 独立版安装版）
多数据库拓扑
Client、CCS、Server分离拓扑
CCA拓扑
本次安装配置以客户端服务端拓扑为了。
一、在windows上安装客户端。
到官网上下载安装包OWB_11.2.0.3_Windows_x86-64.zip，将其解压。如下
点击setup.bat批处理文件
点击下一步
选择owb的home目录及产品名称，点击下一步
取消“我希望通过My Oracle Support接收安全更新”的选择，点击下一步。
点击“是”按钮
点击安装按钮
至此，安装完毕，点击退出按钮。
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