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• What version of Enterprise manager can be installed on the database Oracle Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.2.0 12 c

  Hi all

  IHAVE installed Oracle Database 12 c Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production on windows server 2012 64bits.

  iWant to install Oracle enterprise manager on this database.

  1. which version of the Manager of the business would work on this subject?

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  Enterprise Manager Cloud control 12 c version 1 (12.1.0.1)

  2. do I need to install any group of patches in my database in order to use the latest version of the EM?

  3. a good tutorial to install it?

  Thank you.

  Ilias says:

  Depending on your orientation towards certifications (million thanks for this, I actually understand how to check certifications), I got the following for the 13 c of oracle enterprise manager

  Oracle Database (managed target)11 releases(12.1.0.2.0,12.1.0.1.0,11.2.0.4.0,11.2.0.3.0,11.2.0.2.0,11.2.0.1.0,11.1.0.7.0,)10.2.0.5.0,10.2.0.4.0,10.1.0.5.0)and 1 other

  do you think that I am ready to go for EM13c with my oracle 12 c 12.1.0.2.0?

  Yes, it is exactly what it says. Actually, I'm just now on a call about the EM13, so I'll come if I hear something interesting that I am allowed to share.

• Oracle Enterprise Edition licenses - base metric

  Oracle: 10G (10.2.0.4) 64 - bit Enterprise Edition
  Running on Intel Xeon chips, which, in my view, have a coefficient of multiple base of 0.5
  
  We have 540 licenses NUP on our site. We obviously have a direct box, and a few test boxes.
  
  One of our test boxes have 4 cores (Intel Xeon chip). Using minimum for Enterprise Edition licenses, after applying the base of 0.5 factor there would be 2 hearts, I believe that we need to 25 licenses NUP by heart, which would be = 50 NUP minimum for this test area.
  
  Is this right?
  
  My concern is that there may be a minimum of 4 cores (after factor) for Enterprise Edition. I can't find anything that confirms this. I can only find maximum rates for Standard, nothing for Enterprise Edition edition.
  
  If there is a minimum of 4 cores, so I need to get one of these test boxes.
  
  Everyone knows the facts on this?
  
  Thank you very much.

  Again, as everyone said above, you should contact Oracle Sales Rep.

  But still, let me answer your question, it is noted as minimum of 4 cores for enterprise edition. You can have license NUP even on 1 CPU.

  Another thing that might be beneficial, Oraclel gives you enterprise of limited use license to your Test/Dev box which means that you need only minimum NUP 10 s for Test/Dev business instead of the minimum of 25. This will save you 15 NUP by processor. But to do this, you must talk to Oracle or any third party provider.

  But even once best bet is o talk to Sales Rep.

• GoldenGate and Oracle Express Edition?

  Hi Experts
  
  I hoppe you can help me, I use OGG with Oracle Express Edition?
  
  Kind regards
  
  JUDGE

  Hello

  GG will work for the express edition, I am currently using this one

  SQL * more: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Tue 12 Jun 19:50:50 2012

  Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle. All rights reserved.

  Connected to:
  Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production

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  I'm reproducing the DDL replication is also,.

• Migrating from Oracle Enterprise Edition (11 g) for (11 g) Standard edition

  All,
  
  Please can I use the following methid to do the above migration:
  
  1. backup the database
  2 uninstall the software SE
  3. install the EA (possibly under Unix in a new ORACLE_HOME)
  4. If you have an existing database, point your ORACLE_SID on this pre-existing database
  5. starting the database
  6. run the scripts 'catalog.sql' and 'catproc.sql '.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  EA to itself? But you describe is EE. Aren't you?
  Anyway, the two ways are well documented:
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e17222/intro.htm#BABFBJCC

  Nicolas.

• Uninstall oracle 11 g Enterprise edition

  Hello, I've been installing oracle enterprise edition 11.2 g and my pc closed down. It has installed but I don't know if I would have done in any other setting, so I want to uninstall it.
  
  I run the Deinstall command in the command prompt and it asks me to write: specify all headphones single instance that must be configured out [LISTENING]:
  
  Can you tell me how I can find headphones that I should write about? Thank you.

  HIE the "Enter" button to accept the default settings - the default listener name is LISTENER, so that should be enough

  HTH
  Srini

• Migrate the database to Oracle 10 g Standard Edition to Enterprise Edition

  What is the best way to migrate a database was created with the title of Oracle Enterprise Edition (both 10 gr 2) Standard edition?
  
  I can just install new binary EA. or do I have to recreate the Pb and to import/export?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  Hello

  I suggest that you install classic editiion and import/export company defenitely will work for you without hassle.

  Just export / import the schema of the application based

  On SE
  exp system/password owner=userA,userB, userC, userD file=myusersexport.dmp log=myusersexport.log
  
  On EE, make sure  userA, userB, userC, userD exists and so any special ROLES before importing
  imp system/password fromUser=userA,userB,userC,userD toUser=userA,userB,userC,userD  file=myusersexport.dmp log=myusersimport.log
  

  Concerning

• Database ensures Oracle Standard Edition

  Hello
  
  my client wants to create a database of pending for its production database (Oracle 11 g R2 @ Windows 2008 R2 64 Bit Standard Edition). Now someone has a proof of concept that briefly explains the concept and how.
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Best regards
  Martin

  Hello

  We get the following options:

  1 oracle Enterprise Edition (EE) - will automatically "Oracle DataGuard" option. No additional licenses for Oracle DataGuard. We buy Oracle EE for both sites.

  2 oracle Standard Edition (SE) - lack of 'Oracle DataGuard"option. So we can implement database pending.

  3 oracle Standard Edition (SE) - lack of 'Oracle DataGuard"option. If you want to implement recovery site we buy Oracle GoldenGate for both sites. But we need to license Oracle GoldenGate for both sites

  Thank you
  LaserSoft

• On Oracle Enterprice editing license...

  Hello
  I downloaded Oracle enterprise Edition 11 g (11.2.0.1.0) of two 2 GB files about zip. But still I didn't install them.
  People say Oracle Enterprise Edition is expensive. But after connecting to Oracle, account I just downloaded the zip files freely.
  Will I install it or not?
  I have to pay for Oracle? or Oracle ask money later?
  (I am a student and already I am using Oracle 11 g Express Edition, which is free, so please don't tell me to use Express edition)
  
  My question is if I can use Enterprise Edition or not?
  Or is that I downloaded a beta version?
  Why Oracle Enterprise Edition is available for free download?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  user13841851 wrote:
  Hello
  I downloaded Oracle enterprise Edition 11 g (11.2.0.1.0) of two 2 GB files about zip. But still I didn't install them.
  People say Oracle Enterprise Edition is expensive. But after connecting to Oracle, account I just downloaded the zip files freely.
  Will I install it or not?
  I have to pay for Oracle? or Oracle ask money later?
  (I am a student and already I am using Oracle 11 g Express Edition, which is free, so please don't tell me to use Express edition)

  My question is if I can use Enterprise Edition or not?
  Or is that I downloaded a beta version?
  Why Oracle Enterprise Edition is available for free download?

  It's pretty simple. To download, you have entered into a legally binding contract with Oracle and must follow the rules of the contract to which you have agreed. Probably you have accepted the contract in http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/licenses/standard-license-152015.html

  You gave permission to Oracle to make sure that you follow the rules of the contract. If you stay within the rules, you probably don't need to pay (extra) money.

  If you have downloaded the form OTN, and not from eDelivery.oracle.com, the license, you agree to use basically said ' you will not give someone else a copy of the program, and you're not going to use it in production. " You can use it to learn, to study, and to create a prototype. "There are other things, but that's the basic idea.

  That said, you can the agreement. You should take the time to read and understand. What we say on the internet is useless for you, if you breach the agreement itself and Oracle takes you to court for the money.

• Oracle Data Masking Pack with Oracle Standard Edition

  Hello
  I found on the Oracle data masking Pack in the oracle web site:
  
  https://shop.Oracle.com/pls/ostore/f?p=dstore:product:3439101311204935:no:RP, 6:P6_LPI, P6_PROD_HIER_ID:4509221213031805719914, 114180807059101824910944 & tz = - 5:00
  
  I would like to know if the data masking Pack Oracle can work with Oracle Standard Edition, which is the license we have in my office. We don't plan to upgrade to Oracle Enterprise Edition.
  
  I know that Oracle Enterprise Edition with the functionality of datamasking. Standard Edition does not.
  
  I asked this question here because I chat with an agent of sale to Oracle's web site, but has not answered my question.
  
  Published by: user521219 on November 17, 2011 11:20

  Yes, it's an add-on but only in Enterprise Edition.

  Read this book to see what functions are standard and optional:

  http://www.Oracle.com/us/products/database/039449.PDF

• Which switch to index for the index bitmap in Oracle Standard Edition

  Hello
  
  I have to move from Oracle Enterprise edition to standard edition (oracle11g). As standard edition does not support bitmap indexes. But the current database which is an Enterprise edition a bitmap index a column-based date or varchar2 or column in a table. The tables have approximately 60000000 records. I would like to know what index go for bitmap index.
  
  
  Kind regards
  Vaibhav
  
  Published by: Vaibhav on November 7, 2011 05:35

  The BTree index certainly can and are frequently used when values are not unique (e.g. are duplicated).

  uniqueness isn't the issue. The relative number of distinct values (relative to the total number of lines) is important. An advantage of BitMap index BTree indexes, it's that BTree indexes can be composite - made up of multiple columns.

  You can read the documentation on the index.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e25789/indexiot.htm#CBBECABB

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/server.112/e25494/indexes.htm#i1007132

  Hemant K Collette

• Can't find a fedora linux enterprise edition for tests to download?

  I have fedora 12 running on a test computer and you want to try to run oracle enterprise edition on it. I down loaded the file "Oracle Database 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.1.0) for Linux x 86-64" after file extraction, that I tried to start install and got this message
  
  "From Oracle Universal Installer...
  
  Checking Installer requirements...
  
  Checking the operating system version: must be redhat-3, 9-SuSE, redhat-4, UnitedLinux - 1.0, asianux-1 or asianux-2
  "Failure of < < < < '.
  
  So it appears you can not use a linux open source with this version. Does anyone know what oracle download works?
  
  Published by: user11288824 on January 24, 2010 08:46

  Not a problem of Java but X-Windows

  http://www.rpmfind.NET/Linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=libXp.so.6

• Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite plus

  Please help me to install and work on Oracle Enterprise Single Sign-On Suite Plus if there is any blog or Web site please pass it on. @

  Be aware that there is often a difference between Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite more and Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (eSSO)

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (eSSO) is a product which provides unique signature funds and other features. It is often simply called ESSO.

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On Suite is more often used to designate a license bundle which includes essentially the ESSO products with other IAM products which have SSO capabilities.

  Since this is a technical community, we are good at answering technical questions about each of these products, but when it comes to the issuance of licenses and related licenses for the group, then it is best to ask an Oracle sales person.

  Be aware that when we talk about Group we are talking about how products are compressed upwards, together, not groups of licenses.

  From a technical point, Oracle has so many products that are part of the bundle license to provide SSO functionality. These products, so that they can work together not all are integrated out of the box for some integration work and the same custom development is required to make them all work together.

  Products you might be interested for the SSO are likely:

  (OAM + OIF) Oracle access management

  Oracle Enterprise Single Sign On (ESSO)

  You might also need because they are used to store the users and their related products identification information:

  Oracle unified directory (OUD)

  Oracle Internet Directory (OID)

  Oracle Virtual Directory (OVD)

• Oracle APEX Performance on Oracle Express Edition

  Hello

  I was wondering if someone can help me, I'm looking to change my environment hosted on a virtual server. The server running VMWARE Windows 2012 R2 and Oracle Express Edition with the latest version of the APEX.

  The server would be:

  3Gig Ram

  25Gig storage

  1 virtual processor

  Someone at - he no idea how it would perform? I currently have applications with up to 200 people using the system at a point in time. Performance is critical obviusly and I don't want this virtual solution if I'll take a drop in performance.

  Just to clarify, the only reason why I'm looking to spend are all my clients are located in South Africa and I am currently hosted in the United Kingdom. The shift would be seriously reduced if I moved to accommodation in South Africa.

  Thanks in advance.

  Andrew

  Hi André,.

  I did a few tests of performance and scalability with APEX on XE with JMeter (https://jmeter.apache.org/)

  The limitation of the XE is mainly database size (I think only 11 GB for user data) and max 1 GB for the database altogether instance.

  When you use the EPG of APEX I started to run into trouble after 20 + sessions at the same time.

  When you use the earpiece of the APEX, I was able to push a tot of factor 2 3...

  After that XE has usually crashed due to problems of memory.

  Everything depends on the application and how active users are their session but more importantly could give you a good indication that XE isn't the way to go for 200 users working at the same time.

  Maybe check jmeter (very easy) with your application and the config to see when it crashes. SE1 could also be a cheap alternative.

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• DB installation on oracle enterprise linux

  Hi guyes,
  
  in fact I Normand to do some experiments and need to install oracle database 10 G R2 on any version of linux.by the time I heard about oracle enterprise linux.
  
  I would like to know, what is the difference between red hat enterprise linux 5.2 and oracle enterprise linux to install the oracle database?
  
  What is the adapted version to install the database? It is in the oracle compatibility matrix?
  
  Thanks and greetings
  VD
  (forgive me for posting this thread in the wrong place)
  
  Published by: vikrant dixit on November 19, 2008 20:57

  Everything you did for RHEL5.2 will work perfectly in OEL5.2

  You raise a very good point: the unfortunate fact is that there is * nothing * to all to OEL a house "better" or "easier" for that plain old RHEL Oracle databases. There is no core set environment variable user parameters or pre configured, for example, it would be just for an Oracle straight out of the box installation: you must always you fix all exactly as if it were of RHEL.

  This is normal: OEL was and is intended to be binary compatible with RHEL and therefore no settings of Oracle or parameters that are not in RHEL can be included in the OEL.

  So yes, if it's complicated on RHEL, it is exactly as complicated as on OEL.

  (I'm biased though: If you use my script to doris, you will find that you can install Oracle on virtually any Linux distribution as easily as any other.) See http://dizwell.com/2008/05/01/doris-redux, and if you want to watch a video of how to do to use the script: http://dizwell.com/2008/09/29/proving-a-point/)