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• Difference between 9i RAC 10 g RAC

  Hi all
  
  I worked on 10g RAC for quite awhile now. I see now a 9i RAC too. I was looking on the web for a good document that can give differences between 9i RAC and 10 g RAC. I know, there is a new section of features in 10g RAC, but in my case its opposite, I have knowledge of 10g RAC, but do not know much about 9i RAC. I searched the internet but couldn't find something fruitful. I'd appreciate if anyone can share this information.
  
  Best regards
  --
  Anjum

  Hi Anjum

  attached are the main differences in 10g:

  -Changes to internals SQL optimizer
  -Oracle Grid computing
  -Tables AWR and ASH incorporated in Oracle Performance and Pack Diagnostic options
  -The Session history automated (ASH) materializes the Interface Oracle wait over time
  -Data Pump replaces utility imp with impdp
  -Automatic database monitor diagnostic (ADDM)
  -SQLTuning Advisor
  -SQLAccess Advisor
  -Rolling upgrades of database (using Oracle10g RAC)
  -package dbms_scheduler replaces dbms_job of scheduling

  (Burleson thanks for the list of very good)

  Please note that ASM (Automatic Storage Management) and CRS (Cluster Ready Service) were also introduce 10 g

  Consult the otn.oracle.com/rac

  Published by: Hub on November 15, 2008 14:13

• difference between "Instance ID" in em and 'instanceId' in the task properties

  Hello

  in the workspace bpm, I show "instanceId" tasks. I thought that this Id is the same 'ID of Instance' in enterprise manager, but they are technical.

  What is the difference and how to keep track of proceedings in em?

  also is it possible to get the instance id after a web service is called and the instance is generated?

  Hello Zi,

  Indeed, there is a difference between two identifiers, and there are a couple of identifiers when it comes to Oracle BPM projects in general.

  The larger entity is the dosage, also known as "composite service application" (sca). The composite contains business process (BPMN 2.0 - based application, where Oracle BPM Suite or application oriented BPEL, where Oracle SOA Suite) and the components of the service (such as adapters, business rules, and human tasks. Each of them has its appropriate instance ID.

  • The sca instance ID is the one that is indicated on the dashboard in enterprise manager.
  • The process instance ID can be checked in enterprise manager on tab instances of the process according to (to be selected from the dashboard below metrixs component). Usually, the process instance ID is equal to the sca + 1000 instance ID.
  • The human task instance ID can be checked in enterprise manager on tab of instances of the human task component according to (to be selected from the dashboard below metrixs component). It is also displayed in the properties of the task in the BPM workspace. Usually, the task instance ID is equal to the instance ID of the process of appeal to the task instance.
  • The instance ID of services such as adapters behaves similar to the human task instance ID.

  Please let me know if this helps + return if you have additional questions.

  Best regards

  km

• What is the difference between Oracle RAC and Oracle Clusterware?

  Hi all, it's maybe a stupid question, but I read the documentation and still do not understand what is the difference between RAC and Clusterware.
  Can someone explain it to me?
  
  Thanks in advance!

  ACR is part of database software Oracle database option should be the database mode cluster; See http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e16508/glossary.htm#CNCPT2076.

  Clusterware is a separate required to run the Oracle database in cluster mode: you can use Oracle Clusterware without Oracle database, but you cannot use Oracle Database with the option CARS without Oracle Clusterware.
  See http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/rac.112/e16794/intro.htm#BABCHEEE.

  Edited by: P. Forstmann on November 19. 2010 19:11

  Edited by: P. Forstmann on November 19. 2010 19:11

• Difference between abandonment and proclaim

  Hi guys
  
  I would like to know the difference between Instances can be interrupted by the user, and instances can be suspended able to the user option. We can find this option in: right-click on the interactive activity > properties > runtime in OBPM Studio
  
  Thank you so much in advance.
  
  Published by: user12036530 on December 19, 2009 16:37

  Abandonment of an instance using PBL could be done using this logic:

  action = ABORT
  

  If you are not an end-user using the workspace, I think you need to use the PAPI to suspend an instance. Here's an example of how you could do this using catalogue Fuego.Papi of the PBL. You can use this logic inside a global Interactive activity to suspend instances of work item for all "Gold" customers with amounts of command suspend more than $200.

  //Instance myInstance = BusinessProcess.getInstance(String instanceId);
  //Object instanceVarValue = myInstance.getVar("myInstanceVarName");
  
  ps as ProcessService
  xmlObject as Fuego.Xml.XMLObject
  
  do
    connectTo ps
        using url = Fuego.Server.directoryURL,
        user = "auto",
        password = "auto" 
  
    instF as InstanceFilter
    create(instF, processService : ps)
  
    addAttributeTo(instF, variable : "customerType", comparator : IS, value : "Gold")
  
    instF.searchScope = SearchScope(participantScope : ParticipantScope.ALL, statusScope : StatusScope.ONLY_INPROCESS)
  
    for each inst in getInstancesByFilter(ps, filter : instF) do
  
      // here's how to get the value inside a primitive instance variable
      orderAmtObj as Object = getVar(inst, var : "orderAmount")
      orderAmount as Decimal
      orderAmount = Decimal(orderAmtObj)
  
      if orderAmount > 200 then
          suspend inst
      end
  
    end
  
  on exit
    disconnectFrom ps
  end
  

  Here is a link that might help you get started using PAPI: creating a new instance of work in a process using PAPI item

• Difference between sous-suite and nested sequence?

  What is the difference between the subsequence and nested in first Pro CC 2015 sequence?

  -RK

  Hi guys,.

  With the help of 'Nest' on a selection of elements in a sequence will be 1) create a new sequence in your bin, 2) place the clips selected in the sequence and 3) replace the clips selected by the instance of the nested sequence.

  With the help of 'Do the sous-séquence' on a selection of elements in a sequence 1) will create a new sequence in your tray and 2) place the clips selected in the sequence. However, unlike the 'nest', it does not replace the selected clips. It is a useful option if you want to keep a backup of part of your sequence until you review the part.

• difference between SWEEPING earpiece and VIP at the RAC

  Hello
  
  The SCAN and VIP are used to balance the load only as I know.
  
  Is that there is no difference between these two?

  887400 wrote:
  Hi Billy and all,

  I answer too late. Sorry for that. I'm still not clear picture on VP geeing

  YOU SAID

  "A virtual address is just that--virtual." There also exist on another node of the cluster, as his 'owner' node is not currently running. "So this node services this virtual IP address, until the owner can"reclaim"this virtual IP address.

  2 node RAC 10 g R2 (so no SCAN)

  Let's host 1: abc.lmn.com;

  1 host ip: I say 129.1.2.3; and vip 1 as abc.lmn - vip.com-> 129.1.2.4

  2 the host: efg:xyz.com

  with the IP 129.1.2.5 and vip 2 as efg.xyz - vip.com-> 129.1.2.6;

  The ip address and the VIp as just example only.i did not follow the standard conventions.

  Scenario: the client tried to connect to the instance and lets assume host 1 is out of service so host 1 (abc.lmn.com) cannot be used at the request of the customer.

  If the connection should switch to host 2. And host 1 cannot switch as its already down.

  VIP 1 is the address assigned to the physical host 1.

  MY Question is: as the physical host 1 itself is down how the 1 VIP which is attributed to host 1 helps the failover.

  I hope that your next reply will clarify my doubts.

  Thank you

  Just to give you clear answers:
  When host 1 goes down, his VIP are toggled on node 2. And when the client tries to connect to the VIP of node 1, it will immediately get the error message (it doen't wait on TCP/IP timeout) and then the client will connect to node 2 VIP.

  The reason why client does not connect to the VIP of node 1, however its PLACE on node 2, is because when VIP has switched to node 2, his questions, the new MAC addressed to customers. Client both get immediate notifications as error and the client, and then connect to node 2' VIP that runs on 2.

  Hope this helps

• Difference between the SNA and log sequence number

  Hi all
  
  Please, is there a difference between the number of number (SCN) and sequence of journal system change ?
  
  Thank you.

  Query V$ LOG_HISTORY or V$ ARCHIVED_LOG

  select sequence#, first_change# from v$log_history order by 1;
  select sequence#, first_change# from v$archived_log order by 1;
  

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• Stupid question: what is the difference between RAC and Clusterware?

  Hi all
  
  I'm about to start experimenting with the 11 G RAC Setup (to begin with, is that a cluster of a node, will try to add another later).
  
  I am reading the docs... I'm on that of clusterware installation, and it seems to indicate that the clusterware and RAC are two different things?
  
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/install.111/b28263/prelinux.htm#BABJHGBE
  
  With quotes like "UDP is the default for Oracle RAC interconnect protocol and TCP is the Protocol of interconnection for Oracle Clusterware. You must use a switch for interconnection. Oracle recommends using a dedicated switch. "
  
  Can someone tell me the difference? I know it sounds stupid, but it's confusing me, and I'm new on this.
  
  Cayenne
  
  Published by: cayenne on March 20, 2009 11:25
  
  Published by: cayenne on March 20, 2009 11:25

  You can make your http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/clusterware/clusterware_for_unbreakable_linux_faq.html#7 understand

  What is the difference between the Oracle Clusterware and Oracle Real Application Clusters?

  In case of failure of the system, put in cluster guarantees availability high for users. Redundant hardware components, such as the additional nodes, interconnection, and discs, allow the cluster to provide high availability. These redundant hardware architecture avoid the single points of failure and provide exceptional resilience fault.

  In environments Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC), Oracle Clusterware monitors and manages Real Application Cluster databases. When a node of the cluster is started, all instances, auditors and the services are started automatically. If an instance fails, the clusterware automatically restarts the instance, so that the service is often restored prior to the notice of the administrator, he was down. In this sense Oracle Clusterware is the base of Oracle Real Application Clusters.

  In these environments CCR ensures the continuous operation of the database, but also scalability by running several bases of instance data at the same time, usually one on each node in the cluster.

• The difference between the inversion, inversion, newspaper and auto to HFM journal?

  Hello! all the

  This is sandeep. I was assigned to journals, but I'm not able to understand the difference between the inversion inversion journal log and auto could you please help me to know the difference between them

  Thank you

  SANDEEP

  Hi Sandeep,

  We post the reviews auto in hfm in some cases reverse,

  REVERSE JOURNAL - We post newspaper market back in January for the flow,

  JOURNAL of REVERSAL - The same newspaper will show in February as credit side slot approval stage.

  Both together call us log automatic reversal in HFM.

  Theanks,

  Issue

• What is the difference between the sequence #, # and # total in LR to images?

  Hello

  For custom to name what is the difference between the sequence #, # and # total in LR to images?

  Thank you

  Jason

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• Difference between Enterprise Edition and Standard Edition for Oracle RAC

  Hello
  
  In our current configuration we have CARS on standard edition and customer is now considering to go to Enterprise Edition, but not yet to decide because of the cost.
  
  Is there a difference between the Infrastructure of grid 11gR 3 Enterprise edition and Standard Edition?
  
  They told me first install Enterprise Edition and then will move to Standard Edition if they can not get the EA license, so in this case do I have to re - install standard edition network infrastructure?
  
  
  
  Kind regards
  Chirag

  994551 wrote:
  Hello

  In our current configuration we have CARS on standard edition and customer is now considering to go to Enterprise Edition, but not yet to decide because of the cost.

  Is there a difference between the Infrastructure of grid 11gR 3 Enterprise edition and Standard Edition?

  They told me first install Enterprise Edition and then will move to Standard Edition if they can not get the EA license, so in this case do I have to re - install standard edition network infrastructure?

  Hello

  There is no "grid Infrastructure 11gR 3 Enterprise edition and Standard Edition", is the only Infrastructure of grid 11 GR 2.

  On the Oracle Clusterware licenses (grid Infrastructure).
  At least one of the servers in the cluster is allowed for the Oracle database (SE1, SE or EE)
  A cluster is defined to include all machines that share the same Oracle Cluster Registry (OCR) and the drive to vote.
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/license.112/e10594/editions.htm#CJAHFHBJ

  On the licensing database.
  http://www.Oracle.com/us/products/database/Enterprise-Edition/comparisons/index.html

  Note: Oracle Real Application Clusters (Oracle RAC), is an option to Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition and included with Oracle Database 11 g Standard Edition (on clusters with a maximum of 4 Sockets).
  If you move to EA Oracle, you must purchase a separate license to use the RAC option

  Regarding the Installation:
  Nothing changes on your current installation of Grid Infrastructure 11.2
  Just install a new fresh install to choose EF of the Oracle (the current clusterware) database during installation. Configure services database from this new HOME of ORACLE. Change anything on the database of all the previous backup and used functionality remains unchanged. With the help of this new House Oracle new features are enabled to be used by your databases.

  On the Downgrade:
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• Start & stop an instance RAC

  Hello

  I just created a 2 node 11 GR 2 database RAC, traditionally from databases not CARS I would just use sqlplus to start / stop the instance

  Q1. What is the recommended way to start / stop an instance in a RAC environment? Do you use a cluster to do command, or is sqlplus is acceptable?

  Q2. If you use sqlplus and more to stop an instance on a node, I presume that the cluster services is NOT as a failure and so don't try to restart the instance?

  Q3. similiarly what is the best way to start / stop a listener on a particular node?

  any help appreciated

  Jim

  Hello Jim,

  Q1. What is the problem with the status not reflected in the output of clusterware resource? Is it to do with the ability of Services to acknowledge a failure and restart the CLuster service?

  Response: The resource database is not parsed by SIR and if the database suddenly stops then none will try to restart the same.

  Q2. Regarding the automatic closing of a database in a CCR environment (as opposed to the manual method which I asked on-) if I simply turn off the cluster nodes of my will which in turn stops the Instances and close the database RAC itself (when the last Instance is closed)?

  For even if I turn on my knots, the first node start cluster, its instance and open the database?

  Answer: well, if you turn off your server then of course the database and stop anything else running on the server. When the server is under tension and if crs autostart is enabled then the clusterware stack will come with the server

  Q3. What is the difference between a Service and a resource of the cluster? Are the database, earphone etc services or resources? I'm just trying to understand why SVRCTL is used to manipulate the database and listener and not say CRSCTL?

  Answer: You can configure a service which is part of tree resources of database and the resource database is a parent for the same thing. Services are used to connect to the database. Database, (if added) services, asm, listener, scan etc are all the resources of the clusterware, which are monitored by the clusterware.

  You can refer to the Oracle documentation, which will give you more insight on these details

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/RAC.112/e16794/TOC.htm

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/RAC.112/e16795/TOC.htm

  Kind regards

  Vautrin - Oracle

• difference between compatible.rdbms in asm and compatible parameter database

  Hi gurus,

  Here, I have little doubt. What is the difference between compatible.rdbms and the compatible parameter database.

  We have a 2 node RAC on solaris. When I checked at the ASM instance level I found compatible.rdbms has the value 10.1.0.0.0 and compatible.asm 11.2.0.0.0 and compatible database is set to 11.2.0.0.0.

  Please guide me it will make a difference. Or I have to change the compatible.rdbms to a higher value.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Vincent Poorna Prasad.S

  When compatible.rdbms is set to 10.1.0.0.0, this means that the instance ASM (version 11.2.0.0.0) is compatible to support lower versions of instances of RDBMS from version oracle 10.1.0.0.0.

  If you don't want the ASM instance in support of the lower courts of RDBMS version, you can change the setting.

• Difference between memory settings

  Hello
  When I checked in my database, I saw these memory settings in my pfile file and I see that duplicate values.
  can you tell me the difference between
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  Instance2.__db_cache_size = 1040187392
  
  and
  
  * .db_cache_size = 1342177280
  
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  allows a we have 2 node RAC DB

  I want to put a parameter that must have the same value on both cases, lets say, I want to set db_cache_size even in both cases, so I'll use following:

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  But later I decided I want to increase or decrease the size of the DB_CACHE_SIZE on one of the instnace leaves the floor on the first instnace

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  coming to the second node, we have not specify the input related to it, so size of second instance will be identical to the value of the *.db_cache_size parameter

  -Thank you,