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• How oracle 10.2.0.5 Patch using the response file

  Hello
  
  OS linux
  Oracle 10g DB
  
  my project team plans for oracle 10.2.0.5 PSU upgrade on top of oracle 10.2.0.4 on Linux platform.
  can someone share how to make PSU installation using the .rsp file...
  
  Thank you
  Sam.

  Comment of those who, like like below in the .rsp file and try it.

  #MYORACLESUPPORT_USERNAME
  #MYORACLESUPPORT_PASSWORD

  . / runInstaller-silent - responsefile /ora/Disk1/response/patchset.rsp DECLINE_SECURITY_UPDATES = TRUE

• How Config Network Service by script? for example the response file

  I created a batch for DB creation using DBCA silent.

  I want to add a script to create also the Networking Service after.

  I was told that it can be done with the answer file.

  Is a response file script also which can be run after the DBCA scripts?

  Where can I find a manual with the available commands so I can produce what I need?

  On the internet, I don't find as silent examples of the DB instalation.

  EDIT

  Operating system is Windows 7 Oracle 11.2.0.1

  I want to create the Network Service that will add these lines to the tsnames.ora.

  DBNAME =

  (DESCRIPTION =

  (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = wsName) (PORT = 1521))

  (CONNECT_DATA =

  (SERVICE_NAME = dbname)

  )

  )

  on the client and the server.
  How can I automatically via a batch script, to add it to the DBCA scripts after creation?

  I was told once to atopic that this could be done via a response file.

  I provided the Correct found answer on this subject since then.

  The 1st solution to set up a NetService via a custom command script, adding the data you need as if it was a BAD IDEA.

  1. you can not guranaty the correct paths if you plan the planting in an API with a lot of end users.

  2. the 1st time, you set up a network service, it must be set to cause netca (network Assistant) 1st the tnsnames.ora is not exiswt at all.

  THE OFFICIAL is to run from a shell in silent mode netca and feed it with values from a response file, either online as parameters

  I copy paste the solution I wrote on a separate thread

  https://forums.Oracle.com/thread/2559659

  The scenario is to set up a typical network Service without using the interface graphics, but instantly with a command from the shell.

  Scenario took place on Oracle 11.2 g on Windows 7

  Level of Description: Noob

  1. you can open of Network Setup Wizard, of the hull directly by entering its name "netca.

  Info: netca is an actaully of batch file calling several "elements". Located in the \bin folder of the directory of Instalation Oracle (Client and server time)

  the patrh of the \bin folder, where is the netca is included in the widnows PATH environment variable. So when you enter netca there and run it.
             https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/path _ (variable)

  ATTENTION: If you have the path of the directory before the path of the Client Server, the server netca will run instead

  2. on a typical NetService we re Protocol, host, Port, DatabaseName and the name of the service itself to identify it.

  -Silent option along a response file gives the possibility of is not interact at all with the GUI as all values will be filled with the answer file that will point us

  3. you can find an example of response file to the ORACLE_HOME\inventory\response\ called netca.rsp. It contains all the possible parameters, you can pass, so that you can choose that you need.

  For our scenario, the final answer file will look like this.

  [oracle.net.ca]

  INSTALL_TYPE = ""custom"

  NAMING_METHODS = {"TNSNAMES"}

  NSN_NUMBER = 1

  NSN_NAMES = {'DBNAME'}

  NSN_SERVICE = {'testII"}

  NSN_PROTOCOLS = {'TCP; PCNAME; 1521 "}

  So now you simply enter netca responsefile option along the pat of the answer file with the silent command to power entry

  NETCA/Silent /responsefile /C:\oracle\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\inventory\response\mynetca.rsp

  So simple

• "Extract all...". "request password on some files inside the zip, but no password was used to create the zip file

  I created a zip of a directory tree file using "send to...". "'Compressed (zipped) folder '. When I try to "extract all...". ", he asks me a password for some (not all) of the files in the zip file. I does not have a password for the zip file. I didn't even know it was possible to have a password on a specific file in a zip! Needless to say, I can not give the password because I don't know what it is.

  I tried the following:

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  (2) created with "send to...". "" Compressed (zipped) folder ", extract with 7 - zip. Result: No password query. All the files extracted intact.
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  What I find most interesting is (3).

  Does anyone have an idea of what's going on? Is there some kind of security on the files meta-data that could / should cause this behavior?

  System information:

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  Hi ruborg,

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

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• I copied the old file of passwords in the new profile, but do not see.

  Got a new laptop. Copied the content from the old profile to new profile. Most of the old information are there (bookmarks), but I do not see the passwords. I repeated copying the two files key3db and logins.json specifically, but even the passwords saved on my old profile are not there...

  Could you try again in a new profile and copy only the files logins.json and key3db?

  Create a new profile as a test to see if your profile is the source of the problem.

  See "create a profile":

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/Profile-Manager-create-and-remove-Firefox-profiles
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• All data in the non-visible response file

  Even if it seems that I am able to save the data in the response file, I can't see the data in all fields.  He's here because when I export to a csv file it shows up.  What I am doing wrong and how I can fix it?  Thank you

  Hi Mark,

  Following link might help: help Acrobat | Collection and management of the PDF to form data

  Kind regards
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• The Oracle of the Flashback files management

  Hello
  
  I have a db_recovery_file_dest_size = 150 GB I need now to reduce nearly than half of deer to the constraints of SAN.
  
  In my 100 GB flash recovery area is currently used - as follows:
  55GO - flashback files
  40GB - Backup sets
  5 GB - archive logs
  
  My flashback retention policy is 2 days.
  However, there are a of files flashback dating back almost 2 months!
  
  So the logical place to save space here is to reduce the number of files flashback being kept beyond the 2-day period I need.
  
  Now, I understand that I can not just delete the files that they are managed in oracle.
  
  My question is this.
  
  If I try to reduce the 80 GB say db_recovery_file_dest_size how oracle handles this. that is my new limit will be < as the space currently used. Oracle will simply remove the unnecessary files of flashback? And oracle will begin to reduce the number of successful cases?
  
  Thank you
  Niall

  [url http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e10897/backrest.htm#CHDEFIHF] Even after that in the fast recovery area files are obsolete, are generally not deleted until space is needed for new files. Restore point issue is mentioned in the question the MOS workspace in Flash Recovery Area (FRA) [829755.1 ID], but the answer to your question seems to be curiously absent in the docs, not that I looked harder.

  I've never narrowed down an MRE, so I'm also curious what will happen. I suspect that you may want to manually remove backups with the partner of overlap and remove obsolete (or backup also to do the same thing), so you don't get in a pressure situation extreme space that kills archiving, then shrink the FRA and perform a backup operation to trigger clean-up operations.

• Problem with Oracle 11 g extract the files

  Hi all!
  
  I want to install Oracle 11 g r2 in OS Unix and Oracle 11 g 2 a 2 zip.files.
  Oracle says to unzip the two files in the same directory.
  
  Problem is when I unpack the second file, the first file will be overwritten because the two zip.files have the same name: database
  
  So, I don't know if I get something wrong with the installation?
  
  Thanks for any help?

  Tien Lai wrote:
  Hi all!

  I want to install Oracle 11 g r2 in OS Unix and Oracle 11 g 2 a 2 zip.files.
  Oracle says to unzip the two files in the same directory.

  Problem is when I unpack the second file, the first file will be overwritten because the two zip.files have the same name: database

  It is exactly what you need to do.

  "database" is a folder, not a file. And the second unwind adds more files in the folder. And if there is some "duplicates", assumes that the second is more recent than the first and allow it to overwrite.

• Response file

  After an Oracle database is installed, a summary screen will appear and the user can save the 'Response' file on the disk.
  
  My question is this: once the database has been installed, and closed the screen above, is it possible to get all the same information again?

  All settings / names / options you supplied / selected during installation / create are captured in the log file.

  However, you cannot 'create' response to this log file. You could put in a lot of effort to extract the information from the log file and compare it with a response file valid install/create one another and then "recreate" the response file "by craft it. You might be missing information that you designate the good response to install/create another file.

  Hemant K Collette

• YES 2.0.1 can a response file save

  You can record a response with YES 2.0.1 file or not? I find conflicting information in Google search. Some say v2.2 and above other say v2.0 and above
  
  ORA: 9.0.1 / 9.0.1.4
  Operating system: Windows platforms
  
  If it works in 2.0.1 is the chain of command?
  installation - save - FichierDestination < response_file_name >
  
  If this is not the case, what is it please. Thanks in advance for your help.
  
  Published by: 911111 on January 30, 2012 13:13

  Documentation in MOS States that the recording feature is only available with YES 2.2 and higher.

  How to create a RDBMS YES Silent install response files. [388451.1 ID]
  How to produce the response file by saving during Installation [ID 222402.1]

  Where do you see references that this can be done Yes 2.0?

  Since several years 9.0.1 was around, so don't remember not to much. The 9.0.1 doc install Win also does not refer to the recording mode.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/A91202_01/901_doc/EM.901/a88812/RSP.htm#97

  HTH
  Srini

• Installation of grid with a response file

  DB version: 11.2.0.2
  Platform: Solaris, OEL
  
  We were asked to use a response file rather the installer GUI grid, to make installation of the grid.
  
  The response file is similair below
  
  http://www.orafaq.com/maillist/Oracle-l/2011/08/att-0184/grid_install.rsp
  
  I've not done this before. According to the Oracle Doc, we run something like this.

  $ cd /u01/app/grid/crs/config/
  $ ./config.sh -responseFile /u01/app/grid/response/response_file.rsp

  I noticed that for a setting as below, we are specifying the private and Public IPs of a single node.
  

  oracle.install.crs.config.networkInterfaceList

  Thus, for a node 2 CARS, what I need to run script in config.sh with the response (with specific values of Node2) file
  on the second node separately?

  $ ./config.sh -responseFile /u01/app/grid/response/response_file.rsp

  Hello

  lol Config.sh copies the crs_config.params on both nodes.
  However, you will need to run root.sh on both nodes.

  Sebastian

• Create Asm Db using response files

  Hello
  
  My first question can create us a database of asm using a dbca.rsp of IE response file.
  
  I managed to install the software of the ASM, only using a response file and settle went very well.
  I then configure netca using the response file and who was too perfect.
  I then set up asm with the response file using this wizard dbca-silent - configureAsm - responsefile/tmp/dbca.rsp. (I think that this step too went well, however, it does not get start it)
  
  Then used this dbca-silent - createDatabase responsefile - /tmp/dbca.rsp and this option to create a database to the file system.
  
  Thank you...

  PL see these Docs MOS

  744237.1 - DBCA in silent mode with the DSO
  437915.1 - how to manually configure the database for the database control and Instances of ASM (Silent Mode)?
  402023.1 - how to integrate Createdb appeal with a silent Installation of 10g

  HTH
  Srini

• All files generated by a coil in sqlplus receive ownership of oracle: dba instead of the user of the BONE started sqlplus and run the script. There's a file with users owners of BONES of the coil.

  All files generated by a coil in sqlplus receive ownership of oracle: dba instead of the user of the BONE started sqlplus and run the script. There's a file with users owners of BONES of the coil.

  Script launched in until OS user 'A' on the 'A' server which launches sqlplus, then connects to a remote database through a service of tnsnames.ora as another user of the database and the results of this script are spoulées on the server "A".

  The file queued on the old server is written with rw-rw-r: read write user, group read the writing, reading and possession header that is the user of the OS. The file queued on the new server is written to rw-r-r user: reading writing, reading group, public reading and ownership oracle: dba.

  "" The user then has no privileges to modify the file and continue the process of transmitting the file, editing and deleting the file for the next set of commands. This allows us to keep the possibility to migrate to the new server we are unable to process orders.

  $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus - s user/password@prd1 @./script/CustomScript/R12_OM_UFPC-oracle.sql

  Background: old server running 4.8, Oracle 10.2.0.4 OEL

  New server running OEL 6.5, Oracle 11.2.0.4

  Tested so far:

  File and update umask to 0002 instead of 0022 is now generated as rw-r-r. However, the property is still oracle: dba.

  Update of ownershipt of $ORACLE_HOME/bin/oracle.exe of oracle: oracle (edi added the user to the oracle group) and chmod 6751 oracle.exe. This created several problems where crucial scripts, that is to say of sqlplus failed to run.

  Added! chmod 755 output.file.name - OS user 'A' is not allowed to change to mod.

  Added! command cp MV output file and that generated the file as a user of the operating system: oracle. It is a potential work around in case of emergency, but the developer would have to rewrite the countless scripts.

  Any ideas?

  I have reproduced the behavior of the old server and am able to spool a file via sqlplus under OS user. No changes have been made on the remote database server. All the changes have been on the new server hosting a small 11.2.0.4 database on a server running OEL 6.5 32 - bit OS.

  (1) removed the sticky bit $ORACLE_HOME/bin/sqlplus using chmod u-s, g-s, o - s suggestion of Billy ~ Verreynne

  (2) modified the main group for the 'oracle' user match the user operating system applications, while maintaining membership in the groups 'oracle' and 'dba '.

  -We are dealing with here EDI processes, so the Group was called edi.

  (3) modified property of the files tnsnames.ora and listener.ora for oracle: edi

  (4) restart the receiver

  (5) disconnect / reconnect

  Script runs as expected, the output file contains the correct ownership and permissions.

  Thank you all for taking a look and offering options.

  -Josh

• Transaction is written to the log file and it is not written to undo tablespace. During a failure of the system how oracle rolls back the transaction.

  Hi all

  My question is:

  Transaction is written to the log file and it is not written to undo tablespace.

  During a failure of the system how oracle rolls back the transaction.

  I have already provided the answer, you ignored if well (you seem to only read the responses by people of your country).

  Redo log is always written * first * before * writing to the data block (redo log writing is much more aggressive). So it DOESN 'T MATTER if you lose these scriptures of rollback segment.

  Valuation: rear roller followed by roll forward, using redo log files and/or archive redo log files.

  Sybrand Bakker

  Senior Oracle DBA

• I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI.  I want to remove the OPEN password required from the pdf file.  How do I do that? Moreover, there is no lock showing on my toolbar button.

  I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. I want to remove the OPEN password required from the pdf file. I have the password.  How do I do that? Moreover, there is no lock showing on my toolbar button.

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