these packages are needed for compatibility with software that was compiled a while ago. When compiling software on SLES9 for example, libstdc+-3.3 is used. On SLES10 you have libstdc+4.1, which is not compatible with the older one, thus you have to install the compatibility libraries to make sure the software runs.
Please find the packages here:
<b>SLES10:</b>
On the SLES10 DVD in the folder suse/x86_64/compat-libstdc+-5.0.7-22.2.x86_64.rpm, or when you have the CD's on CD No.1 here: suse/x86_64/compat-libstdc+-5.0.7-22.2.x86_64.rpm.
If you have setup online repositories, you can install these packages using yast2 -> software ->software management
<b>RHEL5:</b>
On RHEL5 you find the package on CD No.3 in the path: Server/compat-libstdc++-33-3.2.3-61.x86_64.rpm.
If you have access to the Red Hat Network (RHN) simply use yum to install it: 'yum install compat-libstdc++-33'
maybe there are missing some rpms in your installation. On SLES9 SP3, libstdc+.so is contained in libstdc+-3.3.3-43.41.
You can check with "rpm -qa | grep libstdc+" which libstdc+ packages are installed.
BTW:
<i>> [...] We have installed Oracle 10g[...]</i>
Did you really install the Oracle Software before running sapinst the first time? This won't work, as Oracle will be installed as user ora<sid>, which is created by sapinst.
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