SQL group by term

Hi all

I'm writing a query that selects records that are not within a period of 90 days from the other beginning with the first date. Is that records are selected that are more than 90 days, independently of each other. So, for the next game

(Tbl) CREATE TABLE
class VARCHAR2 (3200),.
actiondate DATE);

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(2007-02-12');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(2007-06-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(01/05/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(01/07/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(01/09/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
October 1, 2009 ");"

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
01/01/2010');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(2010-02-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(2010-03-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(2010-05-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(07/30/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C1",
"(29/07/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
"(2008-02-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
"(2008-05-02');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
"(2008-06-01');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
October 15, 2008 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
01/01/2009');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
' (15/02/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
"(30/05/2009 ');

INSERT INTO tbl
VALUES ("C2",
October 1, 2009 ");"

I need to return the following documents

CLASS ACTIONDATE
C1, 12/02/2007
C1, 01/06/2007
C1, 01/05/2009
C1, 01/09/2009
C1, 01/01/2010
C1, 01/05/2010
C2, 01/02/2008
C2, 02/05/2008
C2, 15/10/2008
C2, 15/02/2009
C2, 30/05/2009
C2, 01/10/2009

He tried the following query does not work

SELECT Actiondate,
Min (actiondate)
COURSES (ORDER BY actiondate SCOPE BETWEEN the '90' LINE PREVIOUS AND CURRENT DAY LEVEL) dt
FROM tbl

I also tried the following method, but does not work.

SELECT Ceil ((actiondate-DATE "-4712-01-01') / 90) * 90 + DATE" - 4712-01-01', "
Min (actiondate)
DUNGEON (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY actiondate, rowid)
FROM tbl
GROUP BY Ceil ((actiondate-DATE "-4712-01-01') / 90) * 90 + DATE" - 4712-01-01'"

Is there a SQL to achieve or PL/SQL is the only way to do this? The pointers will be greatly appreciated.

Please consider that the table contains more than 3 million lines.

Rgds
Thank you.

Hello

Here's the Dimacit of [the aforementioned thread | http://forums.oracle.com/forums/message.jspa?messageID=2526363#2526363].
I just changed the names of table and column, the length of the period spent under 2 (exclusive) days to 90 days (included) and changed the main query for your needs.

WITH  rns AS
(
     SELECT  tbl.*
     ,     ROW_NUMBER() OVER ( PARTITION BY  cls
                             ORDER BY         actiondate
                      ) AS rn
     FROM     tbl
)
,     grp_starts     AS
(
     SELECT     cls
     ,     actiondate
     ,     rn
     ,     grp_start
     FROM     rns
     MODEL     PARTITION BY (cls)
          DIMENSION BY (rn)
                MEASURES ( actiondate
                , actiondate  grp_start
                )
                RULES ( grp_start [ANY ] ORDER BY rn = CASE
                                                               WHEN  grp_start [CV() - 1] IS PRESENT
                                                         AND      grp_start [CV()] - grp_start [CV() - 1] <= 90
                                                         THEN      grp_start [CV() - 1]
                                                       ELSE  actiondate [CV()]
                                                    END
                      )
)
SELECT       cls
,       actiondate
FROM       grp_starts
WHERE       actiondate = grp_start
ORDER BY  cls
,            actiondate;

Subqueries, up and including grp_starts, assign each line to a group. This is great if you want to GROUP BY this expression. If all what you want is to show the group identifier, then you might be able to shorten the above query a bit.

Class is a keyword, so it's not a good choice for a column name. I called this cls of the column instead.

July 30 is exactly 90 days after May 1. If you want a group to contain all less than 90 days after the date of the first in the group, then it seems that you would want a new group to begin July 30. The output you posted, it's what I expected, if a group is all less than or equal to 90 days after the beginning of the group.

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The lines represent the same values as they change over time, for example:

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1002 12 February 01 76

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See you soon,.
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A little misread your reqs:
```
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           select to_date('10-Feb-01','dd-mon-yy'),1002,10 from dual union all
           select to_date('11-Feb-01','dd-mon-yy'),1002,10 from dual union all
           select to_date('12-Feb-01','dd-mon-yy'),1002,76 from dual
          )
select  InsertionDate,
        Identity,
        Balance
  from  (
         select  InsertionDate,
                 Identity,
                 Balance,
                 row_number() over(partition by Identity order by InsertionDate) rn,
                 lead(Balance,1,Balance - 1) over(partition by Identity order by InsertionDate) next_balance
           from  t
        )
  where balance != next_balance
    and rn != 1
  order by Identity,
           InsertionDate
/

INSERTION   IDENTITY    BALANCE
--------- ---------- ----------
11-FEB-01       1001          1
12-FEB-01       1001         50
11-FEB-01       1002         10
12-FEB-01       1002         76

SQL>  
```
SY.

Replica groups of ' Always on ' SQL Server 2012 - limited to 2 knots on VMWare?

VMWare KB1037959 provides instructions for Microsoft clustering on VMWare, but does not have SQL Server replica groups cover 2012 "Always on."
This KB article sets a limit of 2-node MSCS clusters, but also indicates that "the SQL mirror effect is not by VMware to be a clustering solution. VMware supports fully mirroring SQL on vSphere with no specific restrictions. »
In SQL, 2012 replica groups are a combination of failover Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS) monitor and SQL database mirroring. Yo I have to install the 'Fail on Microsoft Cluster' role to implement the SQL replica groups, master didn't have any shared disks.
I was not able to find guidance on the use of groups of replica SQL 2012 on VMWare. I hope that it is supported without restriction (as long as you do not use a shared quorum disk), but a strict interpretation of the KB1037959 leads to a limitation of two nodes.
Can anyone shed more light on this?

Now the last row of the first table lists:

Availability of AlwaysOn SQL group Yes Yes¹ Yes Yes Even OS/app Yes Yes Yes Yes N/A N/A

Perhaps this was added recently.

That answer your question?

Consecutive date grouping and find the largest number of consecutive group

Hi all
I have given dates and I want to find the largest number of consecutive dates
WIN_DATE_DATA
2015-09-22
2015-09-23
2015-09-27
2015-09-28
2015-09-29
2015-09-30
2015-10-1

In this example, there are 2 group of consecutive dates
Group 1
2015-09-22
2015-09-23
Group 2
2015-09-27
2015-09-28
2015-09-29
2015-09-30
2015-10-1

The OUTPUT should 5 which is the largest grouping of consecutive number.

Thanks in advance for the help!

Please take a look at the Community document: 101 PL/SQL: grouping sequence ranges (method Tabibitosan)

will allow you to do.

ADF security with SQL authentication

Hello
I'm new in the adf and weblogic. I use weblogic built-in jdev 12 c 12.1.2.
I set up the security in my weblogic using this blog.
http://adfgouravtkiet.blogspot.com/2012/07/Configuring-ADF-security-using-database.html
It is configured successfully. But after you configure when I restart my weblogic server, it will fail to start. This is stack strace.
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < error > < security > < BEA-090870 > < the domain 'myrealm' could not be loaded: weblogic.security.service.SecurityServiceException: com.bea.common.engine.ServiceInitializationException: java.lang.NullPointerException.
weblogic.security.service.SecurityServiceException: com.bea.common.engine.ServiceInitializationException: java.lang.NullPointerException
at weblogic.security.service.CSSWLSDelegateImpl.initializeServiceEngine(CSSWLSDelegateImpl.java:341)
at weblogic.security.service.CSSWLSDelegateImpl.initialize(CSSWLSDelegateImpl.java:220)
at weblogic.security.service.CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.InitializeServiceEngine(CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.java:1812)
at weblogic.security.service.CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.initializeRealm(CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.java:447)
at weblogic.security.service.CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.loadRealm(CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.java:845)
Truncated. check the log file full stacktrace
Caused by: com.bea.common.engine.ServiceInitializationException: java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.bea.common.engine.internal.ServiceEngineImpl.findOrStartService(ServiceEngineImpl.java:365)
at com.bea.common.engine.internal.ServiceEngineImpl.findOrStartService(ServiceEngineImpl.java:315)
at com.bea.common.engine.internal.ServiceEngineImpl.lookupService(ServiceEngineImpl.java:257)
at com.bea.common.engine.internal.ServicesImpl.getService(ServicesImpl.java:72)
at weblogic.security.service.internal.WLSIdentityServiceImpl.initialize(WLSIdentityServiceImpl.java:46)
Truncated. check the log file full stacktrace
Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException
at weblogic.security.providers.authentication.shared.DBMSUtils.verifyHashAlgorithmUsable(DBMSUtils.java:43)
at weblogic.security.providers.authentication.DBMSSQLAuthenticatorDelegateImpl.validateConfiguration(DBMSSQLAuthenticatorDelegateImpl.java:167)
to weblogic.security.providers.authentication.DBMSSQLAuthenticatorDelegateImpl. < init > (DBMSSQLAuthenticatorDelegateImpl.java:77)
at weblogic.security.providers.authentication.DBMSAuthenticatorDelegateImpl.getInstance(DBMSAuthenticatorDelegateImpl.java:459)
at weblogic.security.providers.authentication.DBMSSQLAuthenticationProviderImpl.initialize(DBMSSQLAuthenticationProviderImpl.java:55)
Truncated. check the log file full stacktrace
>
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < opinion > < security > < BEA-090082 > < security initialization using security realm myrealm. >
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < critical > < WebLogicServer > < BEA-000362 > < server failed. Reason:
There are 1 nested errors:
weblogic.security.service.SecurityServiceRuntimeException: security services [Security: 090399] not available
at weblogic.security.service.CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.doBootAuthorization(CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.java:921)
at weblogic.security.service.CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.initialize(CommonSecurityServiceManagerDelegateImpl.java:1058)
at weblogic.security.service.SecurityServiceManager.initialize(SecurityServiceManager.java:873)
at weblogic.security.SecurityService.start(SecurityService.java:148)
at weblogic.t3.srvr.SubsystemRequest.run(SubsystemRequest.java:64)
at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.execute(ExecuteThread.java:295)
at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.run(ExecuteThread.java:254)
>
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < opinion > < WebLogicServer > < BEA-000365 > < Server state changed to FAILED. >
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < error > < WebLogicServer > < BEA-000383 > < is not an essential service. The server shuts itself down. >
< 16 April 2014 17:46:33 hours CEST > < opinion > < WebLogicServer > < BEA-000365 > < Server state has changed to FORCE_SHUTTING_DOWN. >
Stopping Server Derby...
Derby server stopped.
Process is complete.
[End of IntegratedWebLogicServer.]
SQL authentication is configured using a data source. If I change the name of blind in weblogic in the config.xml file data source, he throws exception but able to start the server. can any body help to what he's trying to find the data source before inilizing it. Here is my file config.xml
<? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF - 8"? >
"" "< domain xmlns ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/domain"xmlns:sec ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security"xmlns:wls ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/wls"" xmlns: xsi = "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi: schemaLocation = "http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/xacml http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/xacml/1.0/xacml.xsd http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/providers/passwordvalidator http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/providers/passwordvalidator/1.0/passwordvalidator.xsd http://xmlns.oracle.com/oracleas/schema/11/jps/weblogic/providers http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/1.0/security.xsd http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/domain http://xmlns.oracle.com/ WebLogic/1.0/Domain.xsd http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/1.0/security.xsd http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/wls http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/wls/1.0/wls.xsd' > '.
< name > DefaultDomain < / name >
field < version > 12.1.2.0.0 < / domain-version >
> security configuration <
< name > DefaultDomain < / name >
< domain >
< sec: authentication - provider xsi: type = "wls:sql - authenticatorType" >
db_user < sec: name > < / sec: name >
< sec: control - flag > SUFFICIENT < / sec: control - flag >
< wls: data-source-name >workdayDS< / wls: data-source-name >
< wls:plaintext - passwords-activated > true < / wls:plaintext - passwords-enabled >
< wls:sql - get-users-Word of past > SELECT PASSWORD FROM WORKDAY_USERS WHERE username =? < / wls:sql - get-users-Word of past >
< wls:sql - user - exists > SELECT name from USER OF WORKDAY_USERS WHERE username =? < / wls:sql - user - exists >
< wls:sql - list-members-groups > short_name SELECT OF WORKDAY_user_role_grants g, workday_roles r, workday_users u WHERE g.usr_id = AND g.rle_id = r.id AND u.username u.id =? < / wls:sql - list-members-groups >
< wls:sql - list-users > SELECT USER FROM WORKDAY_USERS WHERE name LIKE USER name? < / wls:sql - list-users >
< wls:sql - get-user-description > SELECT DISPLAY_NAME FROM WORKDAY_USERS WHERE username =? < / wls:sql - get-user-description >
< wls:sql - list-groups > SELECT SHORT_NAME FROM WORKDAY_ROLES WHERE SHORT_NAME AS? < / wls:sql - list-groups >
< wls:sql - group - exists > SELECT SHORT_NAME WORKDAY_ROLES WHERE SHORT_NAME =? < / wls:sql - group - exists >
< wls:sql - East-members > SELECT u.username OF WORKDAY_user_role_grants g, WORKDAY_users u WHERE u.id = g.usr_id AND rle_id = (SELECT id FROM WORKDAY_roles WHERE short_name =?) AND usr_id = (SELECT id FROM WORKDAY_users WHERE username =?) < / wls:sql - is-member >
< wls:sql - get-group-description > SELECT name FROM workday_roles WHERE the short_name =? < / wls:sql - get-group-description >
< wls:password - algorithm > < / wls:password - algorithm >
< wls:password - style > PLAINTEXT < / wls:password - style >
< wls:sql - create-user > INSERT INTO WORKDAY_USERS (USERNAME, PASSWORD, DISPLAY_NAME) VALUES (?,?,?) < / wls:sql - create-user >
< wls:sql - user-delete > DELETE FROM WORKDAY_USERS WHERE username =? < / wls:sql - remove-user >
< wls:sql - remove group memberships > DELETE FROM WORKDAY_user_role_grants WHERE rle_id = (SELECT id FROM workday_roles WHERE short_name =?) OR usr_id = (SELECT id FROM workday_users WHERE username =?) < / wls:sql - remove group memberships >
< wls:sql - set-user-description > UPDATE WORKDAY_USERS SET DISPLAY_NAME =? WHERE USERNAME =? < / wls:sql - set-user-description >
< wls:sql - set-user-word of past > UPDATE WORKDAY_USERS SET PASSWORD =? WHERE USERNAME =? < / wls:sql - set-user-word of past >
< wls:sql - create group > VALUES INSERT INTO WORKDAY_ROLES (id, short_name, name) (ROLES_SEQ. NEXTVAL,?,?) < / wls:sql - create group >
< wls:sql - set-group-description > UPDATE workday_roles SET name =? WHERE short_name =? < / wls:sql - set-group-description >
< wls:sql - Add-Member-to-group > INSERT INTO workday_user_role_grants (id, rle_id, usr_id) VALUES (workday_user_role_grants_seq. NEXTVAL, (SELECT id FROM workday_roles WHERE short_name =?), (SELECT id FROM workday_users WHERE username =?)) < / wls:sql - Add-Member-to-group >
< wls:sql - remove-member-of-group > DELETE FROM workday_user_role_grants WHERE rle_id = (SELECT id FROM workday_roles WHERE short_name =?) AND usr_id = (SELECT id FROM workday_users WHERE username =?) < / wls:sql - remove-member-of-group >
< wls:sql - group-delete > DELETE FROM WORKDAY_ROLES WHERE short_name =? < / wls:sql - remove group >
< wls:sql - delete-Group-members > DELETE FROM workday_user_role_grants WHERE rle_id = (SELECT id FROM workday_roles WHERE short_name =?) < / wls:sql - remove group member >
< wls:sql - list-group-members > SELECT username FROM workday_user_role_grants g, workday_roles r, u workday_users WHERE g.usr_id = AND g.rle_id = r.id AND r.short_name u.id =? AND u.username AS? < / wls:sql - list-group-members >
< / sec: authentication - provider >
< sec: authentication - provider xsi: type = "wls:default - authenticatorType" >
< sec: name > DefaultAuthenticator < / sec: name >
< / sec: authentication - provider >
"< sec: authentication - provider xmlns:prov ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oracleas/schema/11/jps/weblogic/providers"xsi: type =" prov:trust - service-identity-asserterType ">"
Trust Service identity Asserter < sec: name > < / sec: name >
< / sec: authentication - provider >
< sec: authentication - provider xsi: type = "wls:default - identity-asserterType" >
< sec: name > DefaultIdentityAsserter < / sec: name >
< dry: active-type > AuthenticatedUser < / dry: active-type >
< / sec: authentication - provider >
"< sec: role - Mapper xmlns:xac ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/xacml"xsi: type =" xac:xacml - role-mapperType ">"
< sec: name > XACMLRoleMapper < / sec: name >
< / sec: role - Mapper >
"< sec: authorizer xmlns:xac ="http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/xacml"xsi: type =" xac:xacml - authorizerType ">"
< sec: name > XACMLAuthorizer < / sec: name >
< / sec: authorizer >
< sec: adjudicator xsi: type = "wls:default - adjudicatorType" >
< sec: name > DefaultAdjudicator < / sec: name >
< / sec: adjudicator >
< sec: credential - Mapper xsi: type = "wls:default - credential-mapperType" >
< sec: name > DefaultCredentialMapper < / sec: name >
< / sec: credential - Mapper >
< sec: cert - path-provider xsi: type = "wls:web - logic-cert-path-providerType" >
< sec: name > WebLogicCertPathProvider < / sec: name >
< / sec: cert - path-supplier >
< sec: cert - road-builder > WebLogicCertPathProvider < / sec: cert - road-builder >
< sec: name > myrealm < / sec: name >
"< sec: password - validator = xmlns:pas"http://xmlns.oracle.com/weblogic/security/providers/passwordvalidator"xsi: type =" not: System-Password - validatorType ">"
< sec: name > SystemPasswordValidator < / sec: name >
< not: min - password - > 8 length < / not: min - password - length >
< not: min-digital - or - special-characters > 1 < / not: min-digital - or - special characters >
< / sec: password - validator >
< / domain >
< domain >
< sec: authentication - provider xsi: type = "wls:sql - authenticatorType" >
db_user < sec: name > < / sec: name >
< sec: control - flag > OPTIONAL < / sec: control - flag >
< / sec: authentication - provider >
< s: deploy-credential-mapping-ignored > true < / sec: deploy-credential-mapping-ignored >
RDBMS < sec: name > < / sec: name >
< / domain >
field < default > myrealm < / default domain >
< credentials encrypted > {ESA} oiXGiKafJRTHRLy3teTxciHGGJde23frXWjmnQAK2qQIuRYhySgd6oh/ZsnHQK1u99KboPN4Tjo5uS6tg37hufUPCJIdgDAhAOjBEZHVTXFc4YwQmZ6jdCpqlqEjUOkK < / encrypted credential >
WebLogic < node-Manager-user name > < / node-Manager-user name >
{ESA} < node-Manager-password - encrypted > dPzCkXm4Z8SaMVCroCwFXEIvbz/FTMroi8W/aDM7blA = < / node-Manager-password encrypted >
< use-kss-for-demo > true < / use-kss-for-demo >
< / security configuration >
< Server >
< name > DefaultServer < / name >
< ssl >
< name > DefaultServer < / name >
< enabled > true < / enabled >
< Listening port >
8102
< / Listen-port >
< two - way ssl compatible > true < / two - way compatible ssl >
< / ssl >
< Listening port >
8101
< / Listen-port >
> web server <
< name > DefaultServer < / name >
< log-server-web >
< name > DefaultServer < / name >
< elf fields > date time cs-method ctx-ctx - sc-status cs - uri DIN ecid < / elf fields >
<-log file format > extended < / format of log file-->
< / Web-server log >
< / web server >
BRP1LAP16 < listen-address > < / listen-address >
< tunneling-enabled > true < / tunnel-enabled >
<-diagnosis-server configuration >
< name > DefaultServer < / name >
< diagnosis-context-activated > true < / diagnosis-context-enabled >
< / config-diagnosis-server >
defaultCoherenceCluster < consistency cluster-system-resource > < / coherence-cluster-system-resources >
< / Server >
< incorporated-ldap >
< name > DefaultDomain < / name >
< credentials encrypted > {ESA} WRTXOv5WcAtcIZFA7g9azU4v/ogflkbFEN1TAdhhGbU6R7RiiSfLaouE6fgnkjRg < / encrypted credential >
< / embedded-ldap >
configuration < version > 12.1.2.0.0 < / configuration-version >
< app deployment >
State-management-provider-memory-rar < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
RAR < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/com.Oracle.State-management.State-management-provider-memory-RAR-impl_12.1.2.rar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / app-deployment >
< app deployment >
DMS Application #11.1.1.1.0 < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.dms_12.1.2/DMS.war < source path > < / source-path >
< deployment-order > 5 < / order of deployment >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / app-deployment >
< app deployment >
< name > wsil-wls #12.1.2.0.0 < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/com.Oracle.WebServices.FMW.WSIL-WLS-impl_12.1.2.ear < source path > < / source-path >
< deployment-order > 5 < / order of deployment >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / app-deployment >
< app deployment >
< name > coherence-transaction-rar < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
RAR < module-type > < / module-type >
< source path - > C:/Oracle12c/Middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common /... /Coherence/lib/Coherence-transaction.rar < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / app-deployment >
< app deployment >
< name > wsm - h < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.WSM.pm_12.1.2/WSM-pm.ear < source path > < / source-path >
< deployment-order > 5 < / order of deployment >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / app-deployment >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.sdp.client # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.SDP.client_12.1.2/sdpclient.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.pwdgen # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.pwdgen_12.1.2/pwdgen.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] owasp.esapi # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.owasp_12.1.2/OWASP-esapi.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.wsm.seedpolicies # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.WSM.common_12.1.2/WSM-seed-policies.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] odl.clickhistory # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.odl_12.1.2/clickhistory.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] odl.clickhistory.webapp # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.odl_12.1.2/clickhistory.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > oracle.jrf.system.filter < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.jrf_12.1.2/system-filters.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.jsp.next # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.jsp_12.1.2/ojsp.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > oracle.dconfig - infra #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.dConfig-infra_12.1.2.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > orai18n-adf #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.nlsgdk_12.1.2/orai18n-ADF.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.adf.dconfigbeans # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
jar of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.dconfigbeans_12.1.2.jar < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] adf.oracle.domain # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.model_12.1.2/ADF.Oracle.domain.ear < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] adf.oracle.businesseditor # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.businesseditor_12.1.2/ADF.businesseditor.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.adf.management # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.management_12.1.2/ADF-management.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] adf.oracle.domain.webapp # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.view_12.1.2/ADF.Oracle.domain.webapp.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > jsf #[email protected]< / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.jsf_2.1/JSF-RI-21.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > jstl #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:\Oracle12c\Middleware\Oracle_Home\wlserver/common/deployable-libraries/JSTL-1.2.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > UIX #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.uix_12.1.2/uix11.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > ohw - FRC #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.help_5.0/OHW-RCF.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
< name > ohw - uix #[email protected] < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.help_5.0/OHW-UIX.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.adf.desktopintegration.model # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.desktopintegration.model_12.1.2/Oracle.ADF.desktopintegration.model.ear < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.adf.desktopintegration # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.ADF.desktopintegration_12.1.2/Oracle.ADF.desktopintegration.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.bi.jbips # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.bi.presentation_12.1.2/bi-jbips-SLIB-stub.ear < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.bi.composer # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.bi.presentation_12.1.2/bi-composer-SLIB-stub.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.bi.adf.model.slib # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
ear of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.bi.presentation_12.1.2/bi-ADF-Model-SLIB.ear < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.bi.adf.view.slib # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.bi.presentation_12.1.2/bi-ADF-view-SLIB.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
< Library >
[email protected] oracle.bi.adf.webcenter.slib # < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
war of < module-type > < / module-type >
C:/Oracle12c/middleware/Oracle_Home/oracle_common/modules/Oracle.bi.presentation_12.1.2/bi-ADF-WebCenter-SLIB.war < source path > < / source-path >
DDOnly <-security model dd > < / security-dd-model >
> mode staged < nostage < / scene-mode implementation >
< / Library >
<>shutdown-class
< name > DMSShutdown < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment-order > 150 < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.dms.wls.DMSShutdown < / class name >
< / stop-class >
<>start-class
< name > class start JPS < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment > 115 order < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.security.jps.wls.JpsWlsStartupClass < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > JPS start after Activation class < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment-order > 160 < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.security.jps.wls.JpsWlsPostServiceActivationStartup < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > false < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > class start WSM < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
> class name < oracle.wsm.config.WSMServerStartupShutdownProvider < / class name >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > class start JRF < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment > 110 order < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.jrf.wls.JRFStartup < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > ODL-start < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment > 145 order < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.core.ojdl.weblogic.ODLConfiguration < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > DMS-start < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment-order > 150 < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.dms.wls.DMSStartup < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > class start context AWT Application < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment-order > 150 < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.jrf.AppContextStartup < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
<>start-class
< name > class start of Web Services < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< deployment-order > 150 < / order of deployment >
> class name < oracle.j2ee.ws.server.WebServiceServerStartup < / class name >
< failure-is-fatal > false < / failure-is-fatal >
< charge-before-app-deployments > true < / load-front-app-deployments >
< charge-before-app-activation > true < / load-front-app-activation >
< / start class >
store < file >
< name > mds-GOSA < / name >
< Directory > store/gmds < / book >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< / file-store >
< name-server-admin > DefaultServer < / name of the server-admin->
< wldf-system-resources >
Module FMWDFW < name > < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > diagnostics/Module-FMWDFW - 2818.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
incident creates FMWDFW < description > from non-controlled Exceptions and critical errors < / description >
< / wldf-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > LocalSvcTblDataSource < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/LocalSvcTblDataSource - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > opss-data-source < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/opss-datasource - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > opss-audit-viewDS < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/opss-auditview - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > opss-audit-DBDS < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/opss-audit - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > mds-GOSA < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/mds-GOSA - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< jdbc-system-resources >
< name > workdayDS < / name >
DefaultServer < target > < / target >
< name-file-descriptor > jdbc/workdayDS-6554 - jdbc.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / jdbc-system-resources >
< consistency cluster-system-resource >
< name > defaultCoherenceCluster < / name >
< name-file-descriptor > coherence/defaultCoherenceCluster - coherence.xml < / file-descriptor-name >
< / coherence-cluster-system-resources >
< / domain >
Data source that I use it is wordayDS.

I have deleted my domain name and create new ones yet to configure SQL authentication, and it works fine.

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