Oracle RAC 12.1.0.2 (GI battery) deployment on OEL 7 (3.8.13 - 35.3.4.el7uek) fails with ORA-27102

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  I work with a client to start the test 12 c with an application.

  User logged into the database by using both "/ as sysdba" and "xxxxxxx/sys as sysdba.

  However, doing so CREATE USER someuser IDENTIFIED BY somepass;

  insufficient privileges ORA-01031 auto fails.

  I don't see an obvious reason why this does not work, and it works on my own system. Any ideas are appreciated.

  He said he was using a traditional database (no plug-in) wrong after previously created a pluggable.

  Daryl

  by chance, do you have database Vault (figure DVSYS) installed in your database? According to default manual installation program prevents you to create the user if data vault is configured.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b31222/DB_objects.htm

  Oracle Database Vault | Oracle database | Oracle

  Oracle Database Vault allows customers to avoid excesses in controlling the use of commands such as ALTER SYSTEM, ALTER USER, DROP USER, CREATE USER, etc.

  In addition, check this box

  "Create a user" gives ORA-01031: not sufficient privileges to user sys

• Oracle RAC 10 g, is it possible different version of the OS

  Hi all
  
  We have two-node Oracle RAC 10 g on Red hat 2 4. Now, the plan is to add a new node to the existing Oracle RAC. The new node is Redhat 5.4.
  is it possible to add this node to the existing Oracle RAC.
  
  The only difference is the version of the OS, existing installation is Redhat 4 and new node with Redhat 5.
  
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  Hello

  Documentation Oracle says the following:

  Oracle Clusterware and Oracle RAC do not support heterogeneous platforms in the same cluster. For example, you cannot have a node in the cluster that is running Oracle Linux and another node in the cluster, even under UNIX Solaris. All nodes must be running the same operating system; in other words, they must be compatible to the binary format. Oracle RAC does not support machines with chips different architectures in the same cluster. However, you can have machines of sizes and at different speeds in the same cluster.

  And Metalink article

  Comparison between the characteristics: RAC, Dataguard, streams, advanced a replication or base [ID 370850.1]

  We can see some additional details:

  Real Application Clusters (RAC)-

  Same OS version on all nodes whose group of patches
  Same version on all nodes whose group of patches Oracle version

  Good luck!

  --------------------------
  http://DBA-star.blogspot.com/

• Oracle RAC 11 g fencing

  Hi all, I want to know if anyone knows the process of closing on the CARS, the other question is, Oracle RAC is able to restart the nodes (physical servers)?

  Thank you very much.

  Pablo

  The Oracle Clusterware is designed to perform a node eviction by removing one or more nodes in the cluster if a critical problem is detected.  A critical problem could be a node does not not by a heartbeat of network, a node does not by a heartbeat of disc, a machine hooked or severely degraded, deprivation of resources OS (IE high use of the processor, memory shortage/Swapping, queue/executed load medium high) or an ocssd.bin process hanging.

  For example,.

  Oracle Clusterware is based on the files of voting accessibility. If a node in the cluster cannot access the majority of the files of voting, the node (s) to which it applies is (are)

  immediately removed from the cluster (expelled / closed).

  This expulsion of node is intended to maintain the overall health of the cluster by removing members wrong (in other words, in order to avoid "split brain" situations, as well as data corruption).

  Note: From 11.2.0.2 RAC (or if you're on Exadata), expulsion of node may not actually reboot the machine.  It's what we call a restart without rebooting.  In this case, we reboot most of the clusterware battery to see if that solves the unhealthy node.

  For more information on 11 g RAC 2: REBOOT - LESS NŒUD FENCING, refer to the following URL:

  URL: http://oracleinaction.com/11g-r2-rac-reboot-less-node-fencing/

• Set the values of parameter SPFILE for Oracle RAC

  Hello

  in the documentation:

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/RAC.112/e41960/admin.htm#RACAD815

  I can read:

  *. OPEN_CURSORS = 500
  prod1. OPEN_CURSORS = 1000

  If an another DBA executes the following statement, then Oracle database updates the setting on all instances except the instance with SID prod1:
  ALTER SYSTEM SET OPEN_CURSORS = 1500 sid ='* ' SCOPE = MΘMOIRE;

  
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  How Oracle will know that it is you run the NDDN statement to apply even to prod1?

  The syntax for these two ALTER SYSTEM are the same. Then why Oracle applies the second on prod1?

  In other words, why the output of these two statements is different with respect to the affected bodies? One is applied on all except prod1 and the next is applied to all included prod1.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  If you have 2 instance and run you the change of parameter with sid ='* ', which means changing this setting will affect the two instance...

  the two values in the instance will be changed.

  https://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/server.111/b28286/statements_2013.htm -->> search for "SID clause allows you to specify the SID.

  This seems to be a bug in documentation...

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  Thank you

• Turning to Oracle RAC to the only Oracle database

  Hi all

  We are responsible for "make a copy" of Oracle RAC database a customer and our plan is to finish with the FCAC and allows you to host a new unique Oracle database. Very few of us familiar with CARS and looking for suggestions on how to do it (without affecting the source JAR).

  Can take a full expdb of the source database and simply use impdp to import into the standalone database server?

  Comments/suggestions appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Can take a full expdb of the source database and simply use impdp to import into the standalone database server?

  It is an option. Data pump does not care if the source and/or destination is CARS or a mix. If the database is too large, it can take a lot of time to complete.

  Another option is to use the DOUBLE of RMAN feature. And another option is to restore the database from a backup.

  See you soon,.
  Brian

• Redo command of journal online in Oracle RAC

  Dear,

  If I have 2 Oracle RAC nodes:

  Node 1:2 Online Redo log groups (Group 1 and group 2) - each Member of a group

  Node 2:2 Online Redo log groups (Group 3 and group 4) - each Member of a group

  Would like to know when the switch occurs on the redo log groups, it moves the Group 1 to group 2, then return in the Group 1... or

  Group 1 to group 2, and group 3?

  Concerning

  Claude

  Each Instance has a Thread.  So the Instance on node 1 has 1 wire that consists of groups 1 and 2.  Redo all written by instance of node 1 will always be to groups 1 and 2 only.  Never to groups 3 and 4 (except if they fell and added to 1 thread)

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• Oracle RAC and replacement of equipment

  Hello world

  next year our Oracle RAC (hardware) servers will be is more supported. We have a 2 node RAC (SE) running on Linux 5. For you, what is the strategy easier (and safer) to replace the equipment:

  • Reinstall complete with database exports / imports.
  • Adding new nodes to the cluster with new servers and delete 'old' (but it seems that the same version of operating system is required in accordance with the documentation).
  • Clone of the cluster according to the Oracle documentation on news servers.

  Thank you for all your ideas. I googled a bit, but I've not found much info.

  Carlos.

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  It's what I strive for. If your time with new nodes in the cluster is short (less than 24 hours), and you stay on the same distribution (i.e. OL5 to OL7), then several times, this isn't a problem. If you still have concerns and do not feel comfortable with this recommendation, then I'll recommend another avenue. I often used it when I was doing something similar for the production system was too critical to take no risk.

  1. Up new servers in a cluster. You can even start with the version of grid Infrastructure more later/more big who can save a future update maybe you.
     1. It will take a new OCR and voting disk new configuration.
  2. Attach the storage shared on the new cluster. For a short period of time, you will have storage mounted to both old and new.
  3. Install the RDBMS software on the new cluster. Wear on all the config files you might need more... tnsnames.ora, sqlnet.ora, etc..
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  5. Use "srvctl database add" to add the database to the new cluster.
  6. Use 'srvctl add instance' to add the instances to the new cluster.
  7. (Optional but normally a good idea), use 'srvctl add service' to add services to the new cluster.
     1. Steps 5 and 6 above usually use the same name of db, same instance names, same service name.
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  The only other sticking point would be handling the SCAN and traditional VIP. When I made this drive, I usually my network guy change the SCAN VIP and traditional dignitaries to be alias in DNS that point to the new VIP.

  If you do your homework and have everything ready to go, the downtime can be less than 15 minutes for this approach.

  See you soon,.
  Brian

• Oracle RAC

  Hello

  We have an Oracle RAC (11.1.0.7) with two active nodes on AIX 5. We plan to build a third node, working as a passive node.

  This is may be possible?

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Yes, you can add the third node to the cluster and keep it operational without any purpose. As Richard-1 mentioned, it is best to offer 3-node RAC and extend services through them. Unless you want a kind of DR? Having said that what you try to achieve?

  Kind regards

  EVS

• Oracle RAC (physically separate buildings)

  Hello

  I would like to know who already had this experience to prepare an Oracle RAC in separate buildings.

  We have two data centers, and we intend to prepare two separate nodes physically in this building (each node in one building).

  Data centers are in the same city.

  Could this be possible?

  Thank you!

  This looks like an extended cluster, alias "stretched CARS." It's a reasonably normal environment, although there are some considerations. You'll need storage on each side with ASM mirror and a third independent unit (a NFS server is good) for a copy of the file with the right to vote. A 10 GHz ethernet link should be more than enough. If you need assistance configuring her, let me know

  --

  John Watson

  Oracle Certified Master s/n

• Issue of INS-35354 when installing Oracle RAC 12 on infrastructure Oracle Grid 12

  Hello

  I am trying to install Oracle RAC 12.1.0.2 one node installation on Windows Server R2 2012, but the installer told me:

  'Valid [INS-35354] the system on which you try to install Oracle RAC One doesn't not part of a cluster.'

  On the same server I have is installed and running Oracle Grid Infrastructure + ASM.

  I don't know what is missing the installation program, which is possible to register? The installation program does not provide which had not passed the specific audit.

  Thanks for the tips

  Georg

  

  

  

  Hello

  A CCR node does not mean that you install the grid infrastructure in a single node and install a base of a RAC data on this node.

  Basically, a concept CAR is similar to active passive clustering to provide high availability. To have a node database RAC upward and launched, you will have to install clusterware on at least two server by selecting the option during the installation of the IM.

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  Concerning

  Krishnan

• Java oracle rac connection using scan url

  Hey,.

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  the connection is successful

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  I solved the problem. I changed my ojdbc.jar from 14 to 6. I would like to know why it works because I've been using ojdbc14 for oracle 11g and I've never had a problem

• Oracle RAC private interconnectivity problem

  Hello

  We set up Oracle RAC on RHEL 6.5.

  Our reference document is "deployment Oracle RAC 11 g R2 Database on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6" verion 1.0 of Red Hat Reference Architecture Series.

  According to the document.

  Two subnets have been used for interconnectivity.

  Two physical switches were used.

  

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  Please let me know example of configuration of Private Switch A and Switch B private.

  Thank you.

  Sajeeva.

  Because its use of redundant interconnection function because the function HAIP is officially called would say that networks need to be in different subnets. So, if we ignore the diagram above we'll finish with the following configuration:

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• How to apply the PSU on Oracle RAC?

  Hello guys,.

  How about the Oracle RAC database without any stop PSU? (patch only database, not clusterware).

  Lets say I have 2 CCR node on different hosts with separate houses oracle/grid (no shared resources). What are the steps to avoid blackouts? I simply apply the last OPatch on grid/oracle homes, and then generate the oracle user ocm.rsp file and simply run as root: opatch auto/patch/path /-oh oracle_home - ocmrf /path/ocm.rsp and he will do everything for me on this node? then move service on node patched and do the same on another node? Oh, and there will be no interruption of service? Thank you!

  Gytis

  Hello

  Yes, the concept of a rolling patch is that the DB will always be upward, albeit on a node or another (or maybe 2 of 3, etc.)

  Check out this doc, spec 14.2.4 reduce planned downtime Maintenance

  Essentially an instance will come down in time. You can either manually a node patch or another, or well let Oracle patch bearing (but make sure you test it in the configuration of test first, if you have one, or else we put up with the same group of patches just in case).

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  See you soon,.

• How can I add data file to an existing table on Oracle RAC ASM with no OMF? Thank you!

  How can I add data file to an existing table on Oracle RAC ASM with no OMF? Thank you!

  Hello

  So I guess you have some files in ASM, see your first existing file structure

  Select file_name

  from dba_data_files;

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  Created tablespace.

  SQL > select file_name in dba_data_files;

  FILE_NAME

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/users.259.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/undotbs1.258.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/SYSAUX.257.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/system.256.859820981

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  +Data/orcl2/datafile/Test1.271.859843053

  6 selected lines.

  SQL > alter tablespace TEST1

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  SQL > select file_name in dba_data_files;

  FILE_NAME

  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/users.259.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/undotbs1.258.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/SYSAUX.257.859820983

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/system.256.859820981

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/example.269.859821049

  +Data/orcl2/datafile/Test1.271.859843053

  + DATA / mynewfile01.dbf

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